Are You Getting All of the…
Power out of Your Wrist Shot?Written by Jeremy Rupke from howtohockey.com
The wrist shot is the most commonly used shot in hockey, but you would be surprised how many players, young and old, are not harnessing all of their power and putting it into their wrist shot.
I know this for a fact because the topic came up in the dressing room at beer leagues. One of the
Are You Getting All of the…
Power out of Your Wrist Shot?Written by Jeremy Rupke from howtohockey.com
The wrist shot is the most commonly used shot in hockey, but you would be surprised how many players, young and old, are not harnessing all of their power and putting it into their wrist shot.
I know this for a fact because the topic came up in the dressing room at beer leagues. One of the
Manitoba based Parrott Ventures has just announced a new product to protect you feet called Spats.
Spats are a high density polyethylene shield that protects the top, and the inside of your foot. It won’t protect your ankle, so you can’t really call them ankle guards.
They attach through your laces, then once you’ve tied up your skate, you flip over it top of your skate, and attach it
Manitoba based Parrott Ventures has just announced a new product to protect you feet called Spats.
Spats are a high density polyethylene shield that protects the top, and the inside of your foot. It won’t protect your ankle, so you can’t really call them ankle guards.
They attach through your laces, then once you’ve tied up your skate, you flip over it top of your skate, and attach it
Manitoba based Parrott Ventures has just announced a new product to protect you feet called Spats.
Spats are a high density polyethylene shield that protects the top, and the inside of your foot. It won’t protect your ankle, so you can’t really call them ankle guards.
They attach through your laces, then once you’ve tied up your skate, you flip over it top of your skate, and attach it
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Bauer Vapor X60 Hockey Stick Review
Availible in Clear grip or Stick’um Coating
What separates the top-of-the-line X60 from the rest of the Vapor line is the Lightweight TeXtreme® construction which makes the stick super-light, and super-strong.
Like all Vapors sticks, the X60 comes with the Micro Feel shaft gives you a nice feel using double concave walls with rounded corners. The Stick’um
Bauer Vapor X60 Hockey Stick Review
Availible in Clear grip or Stick’um Coating
What separates the top-of-the-line X60 from the rest of the Vapor line is the Lightweight TeXtreme® construction which makes the stick super-light, and super-strong.
Like all Vapors sticks, the X60 comes with the Micro Feel shaft gives you a nice feel using double concave walls with rounded corners. The Stick’um
Bauer Vapor X60 Hockey Stick Review
Availible in Clear grip or Stick’um Coating
What separates the top-of-the-line X60 from the rest of the Vapor line is the Lightweight TeXtreme® construction which makes the stick super-light, and super-strong.
Like all Vapors sticks, the X60 comes with the Micro Feel shaft gives you a nice feel using double concave walls with rounded corners. The Stick’um
Don Cherry seems to have a thing about ankle guards. If an NHL player wears them, Cherry will be the first to notice. ‘The Don’ seems to think they’re a good thing, and is surprised more players don’t wear them.
(Don Cherry is hockey commentator for CBC Sports in Canada)
This from the guy who’s famous quote on Visors:
“Most of the guys that wear them are Europeans and French Guys.” caused an
