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How to Tape a Hockey Stick

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Summary: Get a better grip on your hockey stick by taping the blade: get tips on taping your hockey stick in this free beginners hockey online video lesson.

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By Reyno Benjamin
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For over 20 years, Reyno Benjamin has played Ice, Street, and Indoor (floor) Hockey, and currently plays on a professional Ice Hockey League. Reyno has coached the sport for many years...read more

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" Hi I'm Reyno Benjamin with expertvillage.com. Let’s talk about taping the stick a little bit. That hockey tape comes in variety of colors. What ever you want you can get. Basically you tape the blade of your stick. You tape it as much as high as you want. I generally go almost to about four inches into the shaft. Basically start taping and go. Try to go all the way to the top. You just rip it off. So you're all the way through there. Now for me it is very important for me to make sure I tape the end of the stick. Very ,very tightly. Basically what I do is I need to get a good grip. So I tape here. I get the tape first and I twist it. In order for me to get a good grip I wrap two times around here and then I start to go down. With the twist tape about an inch or two in between all the way down to where I want it to end. Where you want to end is up to you. So now this would give me grooves. Then I go back with tape and tape over it. All the way down. Basically, that is how you get your groove, and you have a better grip on your stick. Better to hold on. Some guys would try to knock the stick out of your hand or what have you. Basically, you have a much better grip. I go all the way down. It is a very strong grip."

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