Stacia Robitaille | 2009 Luc’s Celebrity Shootout
Another look at the 2009 Luc Robitaille Celebrity Shootout from Echoes of Hope and HockeyPlayer.com.
Are the players taping foil?
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Drill:1. Place O in each corner with a puck2. D starts in front of net and skates toward one of the O3. When he stops and transitions, the O drives the net and they play 1 on 1 until a score, puck freeze or D clears the puck4. D then picks another O an…
I’ve been asked a lot over the years what I look for in a player during evaluations. After watching my son during various AA & AAA Ice try-outs, I’ve been thinking more about this topic and wanted to share a bit of what I look for and some ot…
Another look at the 2009 Luc Robitaille Celebrity Shootout from Echoes of Hope and HockeyPlayer.com.
Are the players taping foil?
Another look at the 2009 Luc Robitaille Celebrity Shootout from Echoes of Hope and HockeyPlayer.com
In the past two NHL seasons, Andrei Markov, Cam Ward , Teemu Salanne, Robert Lang and Joe Corvo, and most recently Kevin Bieksa (again) have all sustained serious cuts from skate blades.
In response, a Montreal company called Intelligent Apparel has designed 2 new protective sport socks: Tactics Armoured Skate Socks and Armoured Hockey Socks
“Our goal was to develop a skate sock that would
In the past two NHL seasons, Andrei Markov, Cam Ward , Teemu Salanne, Robert Lang and Joe Corvo, and most recently Kevin Bieksa (again) have all sustained serious cuts from skate blades.
In response, a Montreal company called Intelligent Apparel has designed 2 new protective sport socks: Tactics Armoured Skate Socks and Armoured Hockey Socks
“Our goal was to develop a skate sock that would
In the past two NHL seasons, Andrei Markov, Cam Ward , Teemu Salanne, Robert Lang and Joe Corvo, and most recently Kevin Bieksa (again) have all sustained serious cuts from skate blades.
In response, a Montreal company called Intelligent Apparel has designed 2 new protective sport socks: Tactics Armoured Skate Socks and Armoured Hockey Socks
“Our goal was to develop a skate sock that would
Stick Handling Tips and Drills
One of the most important stickhandlings basics is to always keep your head up. You’ve got to be able to be aware of what’s happening around you on the ice without looking at the puck. If you’re staring at the puck while stickhandling, you’re likely to be checked by somebody you didn’t even know was near you.
A second tip in stickhandling is to use ‘soft hands’.
Stick Handling Tips and Drills
One of the most important stickhandlings basics is to always keep your head up. You’ve got to be able to be aware of what’s happening around you on the ice without looking at the puck. If you’re staring at the puck while stickhandling, you’re likely to be checked by somebody you didn’t even know was near you.
A second tip in stickhandling is to use ‘soft hands’.
Stick Handling Tips and Drills
One of the most important stickhandlings basics is to always keep your head up. You’ve got to be able to be aware of what’s happening around you on the ice without looking at the puck. If you’re staring at the puck while stickhandling, you’re likely to be checked by somebody you didn’t even know was near you.
A second tip in stickhandling is to use ‘soft hands’.
The Warrior Widow Hockey Sticks are the top of the line sticks from Warrior offering the very best materials and features from Warrior. The Warrior Widow stick is the only stick in the Warrior line that features a True 1 piece stick construction for better control, balance, and feel.
Warrior has given the Widow stick the D-Lite blade core which is the evolution of the Double D blade core. Using a double density internal polymer core, D-lite technology allows for a very stable heel and base area which transitions to a very light and springy mid-toe area. The center of gravity of the blade is also moved closer to the heel area, which makes the blade feel lighter but does not affect stability at impact. Taper hosel area is hollow, allowing for more weight savings. Additional aramid internal blade cap helps impact durability and prolongs blade life.
Warrior has also introduced the Dagger Taper Technology to the Widow hockey stick to offer a lower flex point than ever before with even more pop. The Dagger Taper keeps the hand area stiffer and allows the stick to flex lower in the shaft and blade area as well as in the upper handle. This loads and releases the shaft and blade together for more flex and better pop on slap shots, snap shots and wrist shots.
