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Using Ice Skates & Gloves
Using Hockey Pants & Shin Guards
Using Hockey Socks & Elbow Pads
Using a Helmet in Hockey
Using Hockey Shoulder Pads
The Length of a Hockey Stick
Types of Hockey Sticks
Curve & Flex in Hockey Sticks
Using Tape for a Hockey Stick Grip
How to Tape a Hockey Stick
Handling a Hockey Puck with a Stick
Skating with a Hockey Puck
The Wrist Snap in Ice Hockey
The Snap Shot in Ice Hockey
The Slap Shot in Hockey
Passing a Hockey Puck
Shooting from Behind the Ice Hockey Net
Poke Checking in Hockey
Skating Forward in Ice Hockey
Skating Backwards in Ice Hockey
Crossover Skating in Ice Hockey
The Offensive Zone in Ice Hockey
The Defensive Zone in Ice Hockey
Playing Goalie in Ice Hockey
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Summary: Protect yourself on the ice with hockey pants and shin guards. Learn how to play ice hockey with this free video lesson.
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"All right, our next piece of equipment is the hockey pants. Very important, it helps protect you against slap-shots, you don't want to get hit with a puck and not have good, a good pair of pants. Trust me, it hurts. They got padding, all along the waist area; in the legs, all the way down to the knee. You just slip them on, and tie them up and you're ready to go. Next we have the shin guards. Obviously they go right on your shins. Just strap them on, you're good to go with those. You want to get a good solid pair of these, they're going to help you stop shots, slashing, stuff like that. That will help protect you a lot. So get a good pair that fits good."
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