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A Valentine’s Day Love Letter to Hockey
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
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 |
The Breakaway Shot – Master it
The Breakaway Shot – Master it
The puck squirts out into open ice. You are the first one to it. You take off. When you look up, there only clean ice between you and the goalie. You, my friend, are now on the breakaway! One of the most exciting plays in hockey, the breakaway is thrilling, exciting, and more than a little bit nerve-wracking. When nothing is between you and the hockey goal, it is all on your shoulders to either score or be stoned by the keeper. Read more |
Improve Your Passing Skills
Improve Your Passing Skills
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Everyone wants to be the one to put the puck in the back of the net but, truth be told, the type of player that every great player wants to play with is a great passer. Being able to thread a long, cross-ice pass through the defense or perfectly set up a quick one-timer are skills that will get you far in the game of hockey.
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New Year, New Decade, New You!
New Year, New Decade, New You!
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#quarantined: How to Stay Safe & Train at Home During These Uncertain Times
Happy Holidays from Snipers Edge
The First Indoor Hockey Game
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Dryland Hockey Tiles vs Hockey Shooting Pads
Slick Tiles - What are the benefits? The best way to get better as a hockey player is to train. When you are on the ice, it is easy to work on all the skating and stick skills you need to develop your game. Just because practice ends though, does not mean you have to stop working on the skills that will make you unstoppable on the ice. The best way to do this is to replicate real rink conditions as closely as you can while doing off-ice training. There are two main ways to do this. Read more |
Stickhandling Tips
Stickhandling is among the most important skills a young hockey player can work to master. Outside of skating, it is the skill that players will use the most on the ice. What is the key to becoming a great dangler? It is practice and repetition. The more you practice stickhandling the better you become.
Train at Home & Score More Goals On-Ice!
Hockey Flooring Tiles- What are the benefits?
Slick Tiles - What are the benefits?
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