The Anatomy of a Pro Stock Stick
Posted by Nate Puskaric on 10 22 2014
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Similarities and Differences: Warrior DT1s
Posted by Nate Puskaric on 10 21 2014
The Warrior DT1 sticks are a strong
addition to any high-end stick arsenal. As many of you already know, the Covert
DT1s come in 2 different styles, the ST and the LT. These versions can easily
be distinguished by their coloring. The shaft of the ST generally has more
white than black, and the opposite is true
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Zetterberg Honors Fallen Friends
Posted by Nate Puskaric on 09 29 2014
On the 7th day of September 2011, the hockey
community was shaken by a terrible tragedy. Lokomotiv Yaroslavl, a KHL team
that finds its home in the city of Yaroslavl, Russia, was on its way to kick
off the franchise’s 52nd season in Minsk, Belarus. Upon takeoff, the
plane that was carrying 45 passengers – eigh
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Protecting Legs from Hockey Blades
Posted by Nate Puskaric on 09 23 2014
Hockey is an extremely physical sport. Unfortunately, due to
the level of physicality, injuries are far from uncommon. Aside from the
injuries caused by things like high impact collisions, pucks, and general
physical exertion, some of the most gruesome injuries are caused when a blade
connects with a lower leg
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Paying Our Dues: Support the Troops
Posted by Nate Puskaric on 09 16 2014
Dedication. Being a team player. Paying your dues.These are all lessons that hockey players are very familiar
with. The things that coaches instill in us since day one. The things that are
naturally taught by being a part of a team. These lessons are not meant to only
apply on the ice, these are lessons that ca
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Marian Hossa Is the Ultimate pro Stock Hockey Stick Guy!
Posted by Pro Stock Hockey on 07 30 2014
Every stick must be perfect to his spec or he rejects it. As part of his pregame routine, he puts a ton of time into prepping several new sticks for each game. Each of his game sticks vary slightly in height ( + / - 1/8” off his standard already very long 64” length) and then he uses what feels the best to him d
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