Some electrical tape taped around the arm pad in this way, will help to keep the pad together and give important movement as stated.
The tape helps hold the inner bicep protection in place for the newer range of Obo pads, whilst at the same time also helping keeping that bend at the joint for all important flexibility for those instantaneous reflex saves.
Deke – If the goalie is lined up well and you have room, a good deke is your best bet.A simple but effective tip for those arm pad wearers out there, who use the removable Obo pads (which also give you more set-up options, if you think about it versus attached ones sewn into the body armour!), more specifically, is to tape them! With the design of the elbow pad that goes around the bone, rather than a hard shell fixed in place, you will see a lot of Obo arm pad users taping their pads to ensure the pad stays fixed in place and gives more flexibility when bending at the joint for those glove saves nearer the body. Sometimes changing your shot angle by a few inches is all you need to sneak the puck by, and changing the angle by a foot or more can give you a serious advantage (more on changing the angle in a different video subscribe to our Youtube channel so you don’t miss it) Change the angle – Goalies are trained to line up with the puck. You could even try a fake pass, then shot! A pass to a team mate creates a lot of openings. Pass – The goalie has to stay lined up with the puck. Sometimes this is all you need to create an opening Fake – This subtle movement can cause the goalie to move his glove, drop down, move a leg, etc. Either fake, pass, change your shooting angle, or deke – all of these force the goalie to move in different ways. With your head up, you see the goalie is perfectly set up, what now?. If the goalie is coming out of the crease and challenging you then a pass or deke is your best bet. If the goalie is back in his crease, shooting is a good option. 
Remember to see the net through the eyes of the puck.If he’s out of position, or has any obvious openings SHOOT THE PUCK.Have your head up so you can see what the goalie is giving you.
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