Ice Hockey

Articles in Ice Hockey

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As you play hockey, you might find yourself defending alone against two opposing players. This is called a 2 on 1 defense. In this situation, you'll need to contain the play. This means you and your stick must physically block the puck from ... more »
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Ice hockey is an exiting game to watch and an even more exiting game to play. Playing a 2 on 1 offense is a great way to move the puck toward the goal. A 2 on 1 offense forces the defender into certain areas of the rink and allows for faster ... more »
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A 2 on 2 offensive situation in ice hockey is often an effective offensive plays if executed properly. A 2 on 2 offensive play is when two offensive players face off with two defensive players. In ice hockey the game changes fast and the players ... more »
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Ice hockey is a fast paced game played on the ice. In ice hockey offensive players must choose the best options to make scoring plays. A 3 on 1 offense in hockey is one of the best possible offensive arrangements as you have three people running ... more »
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During an ice hockey game the defensive players are faced with many different scenarios. One of these scenarios is a 3 on 2 defense. For a defender to do his job he must be able to evaluate and solve the different situations that come up during ... more »
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Hockey is a team sport in which players skate around an ice rink trying to put the puck through the goal. In ice hockey, a 3 on 2 offense is an offensive situation where three offensive players are faced off with two defensive players. Play this ... more »
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In ice hockey the most balanced situations are 3 on 3 plays. A 3 on 3 defense is sometimes difficult. For a 3 on 3 defense to work well all players must have the same objective in mind and must communicate. With a lot of teamwork and practice, 3 ... more »
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Protecting the area if front of the net is crucial when you’re playing defense. When an opposing forward decides to camp out in front of the net, your job is to make it as difficult as possible for him to get his stick cleanly on the puck... more »
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Wayne Gretzky was known for scoring wraparound goals from behind the net, setting up shop in his so-called office, since he went to work there during every game. Gretzky knew that perfecting a wraparound goal in hockey involved the element of ... more »
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Ice hockey is a fast-paced, exciting game that's as fun to play as it is to watch. Playing ice hockey requires great hand to eye coordination, speed, teamwork and, of course, great footwork. Knowing how to skate in ice hockey is one of the ... more »
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Hitting the perfect slap shot creates one of the most exciting moments in hockey. From the explosive wind-up to the puck blasting past the goaltender into the back of the net, the slap shot can be the fastest moving object in any major ... more »
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You've had thoughts of starting a cheerleading squad for the peewee ice hockey team since your son is on the team and your daughter is involved in the local cheer gym. Ice hockey cheering is a bit different than traditional cheering since there's ... more »
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Stretching after exercise of any sort is important in staying fit and healthy, and that's true for hockey players as well. Stretching following practice or games allows the muscles to cool down and relax without cramping or injury. It also ... more »
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A fantasy hockey league may feature different statistics from other sports, but the basics are still similar. Whether you're playing in a Rotisserie or Fantasy Points league, winning often takes more luck than skill. Knowing the game of hockey ... more »
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Wrapping up a hockey blade is important so that an ice hockey player can properly play ice hockey. Here is a guideline in wrapping up a hockey blade... more »