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Great to see Darren again. Takes me back to seeing him play in Cornwall and interviewing him about his time in the ECHL. Aside from your selections, a top 10 would have to include Ryane Clowe, George and Alex Faulkner, John Slaney, NL’s first first rounder and 2 time AHL defenseman of the year. Dwayne Norris also should have had a better shot at the NHL. Looking forward to seeing more of this type of content from you!
@@jonathancrowe9344 Slaney - in hindsight - had an incredible junior and pro career, deserves to be there. Ryane had a great career I would like to see how good he could have been if he didn’t have the injuries. He was always in incredible physical shape. Just a specimen in the gym
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It’s a cool little set-up! Building was initially built to be an indoor playground, converted into a hockey rink. They didn’t have to make any changes to the structure
No kids for us, Ben. I never had a top-of-the-line stick until someone else was paying for it lol! That said, I don't judge people for wanting to have the top gear if that is their parogative
That’s a kid holding a $400 stick, marketing scam and this dad/coach is just as shameful recording in front of all the kids with regular sticks. Like “hey kids you wanna video like Jack here you gotta go buy the same gear but triple the price”
@@benjaminrees7957 interesting insight. I filmed the video - owner of this program. We had done a previous stick video with the same player a couple of weeks ago, and when he came in with the new proto, we asked him about it as it is brand new here on the island. I did not look at the points you mentioned, but will do so in future videos
@@benjaminrees7957 growing up, my dad told me that if i had good techniques, i could score with anything and he was totally right. growing up, the top model was like bauer vapor 8's and i had the 4's. i grew out of them in a year.
Totally disagree @khl2024icehockey I’ve watched my fair share of PWHL games this year, and I have plenty of time for it. I really enjoy guys hockey don’t get me wrong, but the female game is also great.
no prob! thanks for watching! we have over 500 videos on our channel, hopefully there's some more content on there that makes you a better coach/player!
I have been trying over and over and just not getting it. Lots of times I feel like the toe comes down first and I basically miss the puck. And I feel like I really have to bend down to make contact with the ice. Any help would be appreciated. Or even a basic drill to practice fundamentals.
@@jaretzaslow1449 the previous comment was actually for another video. Completely disregard my previous comment - any tip I have on shooting begins and ends with balance. If you're a new skater, my suggestion would be to not focus on your hands yet - get the balance and weight shift down first.
here's another shooting video of me taking a one-timer and absolutely yes, your blade should start out facing the ice and throughout the entire backswing (you coil your wrists). ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-umWQFRH1LVs.htmlsi=jg5bRsUyejXGUsRG
