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Every hockey fan knows how fast the game moves. Pucks can fly past players at more than 100 miles per hour, ricocheting off sticks, skates, and boards in unpredictable ways. With four officials skating among twelve players, itโs not surprising that referees...
Ask any hockey player about their skate sharpening, and youโll get a passionate answer. From youth leagues to the pros, every skater has a preferred feel under their blades. The debate usually centers on two main stylesโtraditional hollow sharpening and flat bottom V...
Every team has players who can dangle or fire top-shelf shots, but the ones who make a living near the crease are the difference-makers. Net-front presence defines the gritty side of scoring โ itโs about body positioning, reading rebounds, and thriving in chaos. The...
When you think of hockey, two things come to mind: the stick and the puck. The puck may look like a simple black disc, but its history is filled with quirky origins, big milestones, and even modern technology. From outdoor ponds to NHL arenas, the hockey puck has...
Faceoffs are one of the most underrated yet critical aspects of hockey. Every puck drop can shift momentum, spark scoring chances, and set the tone for an entire game. But a question that many fans ask is: Who chooses the faceoff circle? The answer lies in a blend of...
If youโve played enough hockey, youโve seen it happen: your stick still feels stiff, responsive, and ready to rip shotsโbut the blade is chipped, cracked, or soft enough that pucks donโt jump off it the same way. Itโs one of the most common frustrations for players,...
