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Sniper’s Edge Hockey’s SweetHands 2.0 is designed to take average hockey skills and transform them into championship-level skills. Using this trainer, combined with some willingness to push yourself and a lot of practice, you can hone your skills with this dynamic training tool and become great on the ice.

3 Reasons Why You Need a Hockey Passer

Why would somebody need a hockey passer? Hockey is a very competitive sport, with many skilled players. If you want to be good you absolutely have to practice and push yourself harder than the average Joe. Practicing your passing skills is extremely important if you want to bring your team to victory every time. Here are some of the reasons why everybody who plays hockey needs a hockey passer. Read more

Turn Any Space into a Hockey Training Space 

Every young hockey player has dreams about their future. They want to make the best team, play against the best competition, score the big goals, be the player relied on in the intense moments of the game. Read more

The Hockey Shooting Targets You Need for Your Home

When you get back on the ice next hockey season, what skill would you like to have improved during your time training at home? Would you like to be a better passer and get more assists? How about being a better dangler with sweet stickhandling moves? Maybe you want to gain strength and become a stronger skater? All these skills are great to develop and will surely help your or your child’s overall game. Read more

How to Improve Stickhandling at Home

Now is the perfect time to get better. It is a perfect time to train and develop your skills. It is the perfect time to become a Sniper in Training. You might not be able to get on the ice as much as you want or at all right now but that doesn’t mean that you can’t be working on your skills all the time. Here is how you can train at home so you are a better dangler next time you step on the ice. Read more

The Best Hockey Synthetic Ice Tiles

Even in the best of times, you just cannot always be at the rink and on the ice. If you really want to train like a pro when you are at home, the best investment you can make is in Snipers Edge Hockey synthetic ice tiles. These tiles are an interlocking flooring system made from a proprietary high-density polyethylene material that is self-lubricated and designed to be skated on using your regular skates.  Read more

The Best Hockey Training Packages

Right now, circumstances have led to people having to spend a lot more time at home. The old normal of hockey games, practices, and gym training has been transformed into the new normal of self-isolation. This means no playing with your teammates, getting in-person instruction from your coach or training on professional equipment at the rink or a gym.  Read more

How to Train at Home During These Uncertain Times

During these unprecedented and uncertain times, everyone in the world has a responsibility to do their part to get past this global pandemic. Keeping mentally and physically healthy during this period can be difficult. Here are a few things hockey players can do to get through these tough times. Read more

A Valentine’s Day Love Letter to Hockey

It’s February and you know what that means. Love is in the air! I’m not talking about roses and candy and cupid though. I’m talking about the love of hockey! Approaching Valentine’s Day is the best time of the year for hockey. We are past the midseason mark at every level of the game and bearing down toward the playoffs. Plus, it is still cold enough outside in many hockey-crazy areas that the outdoor games on ponds and backyard rinks are in full effect.  Read more

The Tips to an Effective Wrist Shot

There are so many important skills in the game of hockey. Being able to improve and eventually master skating, stickhandling, and passing is incredibly important. But, let’s be honest. There is nothing that is quite as rewarding or quite as fun as ripping a shot on the net! Because of this, one of the questions we get asked most at Snipers Edge is how to better shoot the puck. Read more