outside inside
one of the most common ways to beat a hockey defenseman on the way to the net.
you dangle (deceive) the d-man into thinking your going to blow by him outside, when he sets his feet to angle himself towards you, a good dangler will put the put from the outside to the inside while either jumping or shifting his body so that the outcome is the defenseman now on the outside and the shooter in prime position to deke or shoot on the goalie.
patty dangles was screaming down the right wing, the senators d man got out of his backwards skating and skated forward towards the puck when patty dangles put the puck through the d’s legs on the outside inside move before shelfing on the goalie who was way out of position.
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