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How to Do Hockey Crossovers

Fast skaters fare well in hockey. The ability to zip up and down the ice in a straight line enables centers and wingers to score points, and speed allows defensive players to get into position and prevent scoring chances. With 12 players on the ice during a hockey game -- including the opposing goaltenders -- finding open ice is a difficult task. Hockey crossovers help you move in and out of traffic without losing too much speed.

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Outfitting a Child for Hockey

Whether your child is brand new to hockey or has been playing for years, buying the right equipment each season or when something needs to be replaced is vital for performance, safety and enjoyment of the game. There are genera...

How to Tell What Size Quad Speed Skates You Wear

Still popular, quads are the preferred skate method for roller disco, indoor skating and dancing on skates, while in-line roller blades can handle the challenges of outdoor skating better. Once you've chosen quads for your skat...

Methods of Filtering Liquids in Cooking

Cooks have filtered cooking liquids for centuries. Strainers were used in ancient Rome and ancient Greece for filtering cooking liquids, as well as for wine making. Today, you have many options to choose from when it comes to ...

How to Do Gymnastics at Home for First Timers

Gymnastics requires strength, flexibility and body awareness. It is a complex sport that is best learned under the guidance of a trained professional in a properly-equipped facility. If you’re new to gymnastics and want t...

How to Protect Ankles While Rollerblading

Rollerblading, also known as inline skating and once considered an extreme sport, carries a high risk of injury if you don't wear proper equipment. Unlike regular skates, the straight wheel design allows for sharper turns as we...

How to Load a Stick in Ice Hockey

Players can use their hockey sticks to carry the puck, pass to teammates and block opposing shots. They can also load up their sticks and launch slap shots at the goal. Slap shots are the hardest shots in hockey -- Boston Bruin...

How to Do a Split Without a Mat

Splits are an advanced, extreme stretch requiring significant lower body flexibility. It takes time and consistent effort to achieve a full split. Gym mats are a useful tool for developing and performing splits, but if you have...

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