Entrenamiento  y concentración (SONIDO)-Académie de hockey Péninsule acadienne -

Jul 23, 2026 8:40 AM

DeepL Translator—Training and Focus (AUDIO) -Académie de hockey Péninsule acadienne -

you get a feeling where the puck is from the stick
and then a sense of where it's going to be next

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I can conceive of a version of this exercise machine for goaltenders, there's no puck, and you go down into the butterfly and back up over and over again.

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Sound on for asmr, but turn it down a bit first

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Also known as "Why only rich kids are in professional sports" or
"How I learned to start seeing the internation rich kid grift"

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I know a woman who is poor & both her daughters are in hockey 1 of their travel teams won state championship this year. I have no idea how they do it.

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There are bursaries, scholarships and ways to get funding for sports in certain areas. The kids must be exceptionally talented and that parent is a god damn hero

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The 1 is the other does enjoy playing though

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Personally I'd say it's a larger factor depending on the sport. Golf for example has tons of highly expensive equipment. Soccer they honestly say is one of the cheapest sports essential all it really takes is a ball it's why they say it's so popular wirld wide. So it'd say some sports that's truer than others however in every sport money does help.

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Oh this is true, I really should say Hockey is affluent as fuck

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You're absolutely right. It's the only reason I never played as a kid. My parents were grinding just to put food on the table and keep the lights on. I had used skates and a hand-me-down stick that I used with neighbor kids at the park rink after school in the winter but actually getting on a team was out of the question. I know parents that were a little better off but lived modestly so their kids could play, even doing domestic exchange programs so they could play with better teams. They>

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weren't even in the best programs but the amount of money it cost was still insane.

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And here I am going to a Catholic school in Kelowna, BC and seeing kids trade cocaine in the hallway, then get on the Montreal Canadiens

Josh Georges traded drugs in the hallway of Immaculata in 1995

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