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General breakdown of Curve Review criteria:
Target Shooting:
How do the shots feel in general?
How does the release feel?
How does the technique of this curve compare to others?
How accurate are the shots?
Moving Shots:
How quick is the release?
How does the technique of this curve compare to others?
How accurate are the shots?
Shootout:
How easy are quick moves (AKA Quick Stickhandling)?
How easy are smooth moves (backhand toey etc.)
General handle of the puck?
Diversity (Can you do a range of moves?)
One Timers:
Easy to make good contact and take a solid shot without fluttering?
Accuracy?
How easily can you go upstairs?
X Factor:
This measurement is what makes the curve stand out in the lineup
The goal of the X factor is to even the playing field. If a curve is bad in all areas but really good at one specific thing, the X factor will reflect that.
X factor is scored based on defining the specific skill this curve does well, and it is scored based on how well it does that specific task