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  1. 02-15-2005, 08:08 PM #1
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    just want to say hey to everyone, im new to this board. belong to another one which is great but read this one often. just noticed they have this hockey forum. made my living as a player for four years. been playin about 35. not a gear expert but any questions anyone has about the game or training or anything like that, ill help as much as i can. thnx.
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  2. 02-15-2005, 08:20 PM #2
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    welcome bro
    posts this in the new male member forum too!
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    What team!?!
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    Welcome to the boards. Did you play in the NHL, AHL, ECHL?
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  6. 02-24-2005, 11:24 AM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by TommyTrainR
    Welcome to the boards. Did you play in the NHL, AHL, ECHL?
    nhl, ihl, ahl, and atlantic coast league. put my time in.
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    Iv pretty much played hockey all my life to man...welcome bro!
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    any advice on conditioning would be great. Like how you combine aerobic/anaerobic and weightlifting together, not to mention stretching and ice time. Not always easy to fit everything in. Specific exercises you use for improving skating speed would be helpful.

    Thanks.
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    Welcome bro. Wish I would have gave semipro a shot. Decided to hop into the real world instead.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Axe
    any advice on conditioning would be great. Like how you combine aerobic/anaerobic and weightlifting together, not to mention stretching and ice time. Not always easy to fit everything in. Specific exercises you use for improving skating speed would be helpful.

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    axe, not much i can tell ya about lifting and all. when i played the workouts were pretty routine. the most important thing about being a hockey player is skating. everyone i work with, whether a pro or a 10 yr old kid, i tell them to spend as much time as possible on the ice. as far as off ice conditioning i think alot of people get way too carried away, good old fashioned stationary bike is still the best way to go. so friggin boring, but it is part of the life.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 1819
    axe, not much i can tell ya about lifting and all. when i played the workouts were pretty routine. the most important thing about being a hockey player is skating. everyone i work with, whether a pro or a 10 yr old kid, i tell them to spend as much time as possible on the ice. as far as off ice conditioning i think alot of people get way too carried away, good old fashioned stationary bike is still the best way to go. so friggin boring, but it is part of the life.

    thats what i did to improve my game and speed, i did it in intervals.
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