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How to Dress in the Basics for Ice Hockey

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From Quick Guide: Hockey Gear for Beginners

Summary: Dressing for an ice hockey game requires proper undergarments, protective pads and ice skates. Find out what equipment to wear for an ice hockey game with this free video on hockey basics from an experienced ice hockey player.

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By Tim McKeig
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Tim McKeig has been playing ice hockey since high school. He played in multiple clubs and now plays for the University of North Carolina-Wilmington Seahawks, where he majors in...read more

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"This is Tim McKeig of the UNCW Seahawks and today I'm going to show you how to get dressed and the basics for ice hockey equipment. First and foremost you are going to want to start off with your underlying garments such as maybe a compression shirt or shorts. From there you are going to want to put on your protective cup which may also have girdles to hold up your socks. From there I usually like to put on a shin pad and then another shin pad. After that you are going to want to pull up your socks in order to hold these shin pads in place. You can have one for each leg. From there you are usually going to want to put your pants on right after that in order so you are not going to get into any confusion while getting dressed and encounter any problems such as if you were to put your skates on the floor you're not going to be able to pull your pants up over your skates. So after your pants probably move down to your skates. You don't have to go any particular order, left or right. Go ahead and lace up your skates. After that you are going to be complete with your bottom half of equipment. From there you are going to want to put on your shoulder pads and adjust them so that they are snug on top of your body. Once your shoulder pads are on you can move to your elbow pads and then once your elbow pads are on, almost done, go ahead and strap your jersey on and then you'll be just like I am here and the only thing you are going to need is your helmet, your gloves, and your stick and you'll be ready to take the ice. So that's how you get equipped in the basics of ice hockey."

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