Do you still play hockey?
- Thread starter Leaf Lander
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Yes...well sort of.
I don't play any organized hockey anymore, just shinny nowadays. And road hockey just about every day.
I'm 21 years old in September.
I don't play any organized hockey anymore, just shinny nowadays. And road hockey just about every day.
I'm 21 years old in September.
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Canadian Chris
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I play as much as I can get on the ice and I'm 24
from about the middle of april through to the end of June, I'm on the ice once a week...after that I'm in a summer league where I'm on the ice twice a week, plus I usually skate with guys from the 2 junior teams in town once, MAYBE twice a week just to keep my legs and actually have some pretty good skates.
Then come september I'm on the ice 4, maybe 5 times a week...it's glorious.
from about the middle of april through to the end of June, I'm on the ice once a week...after that I'm in a summer league where I'm on the ice twice a week, plus I usually skate with guys from the 2 junior teams in town once, MAYBE twice a week just to keep my legs and actually have some pretty good skates.
Then come september I'm on the ice 4, maybe 5 times a week...it's glorious.
hckyguy14
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I hope to play until I lie on my deathbed.
26 now. So It might not be too long.
I play in sever ice and inline leagues.
26 now. So It might not be too long.
I play in sever ice and inline leagues.
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Talent Analyst
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I quit playing for about 7 years and just got back into a pretty competitive Rec league a couple years ago.
I had to switch from forward to defense as I've lost some speed, lost my hands, lost my shot and lost some stamina. It's taken the two years to become an acceptable defensive defensman but I find it a bit frustrating that I can't seem to do what I used to be able to do.
But the beer still tastes as good as ever after the game.
I had to switch from forward to defense as I've lost some speed, lost my hands, lost my shot and lost some stamina. It's taken the two years to become an acceptable defensive defensman but I find it a bit frustrating that I can't seem to do what I used to be able to do.
But the beer still tastes as good as ever after the game.
Terrier
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I'm 39 and I play twice a week year-round for two adult teams in the Boston area. I've been with one team for ten years and the other for five. Basically, hockey is a blast for me in terms of fitness and camaraderie. I gave up golf years ago, and I could care less about going to Fenway Park, but I'll never stop going to the rink.
TheViperOne
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- Jul 26, 2005
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Well, technically I still play (ice), but just pick up games.. I haven't played in a league in years.. but I probably will again soon. I'm not over 20 though.
Biggsy
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On my team we've got a guy in his mid-60s (he just learned to skate a few years ago) and I've seen one guy who must be in his late 60s at pickup who is one of the better guys on the ice. I'm convinced that the longer you play this game, the better you'll get, as with anything. I think I'm a better player now than I was in high school.
God, I love hockey.
God, I love hockey.
I'm over 20 and just recently started playing again, i suck soo bad mostly because it has been 7 1/2 years and i hadn't skated since i last played back then. I gotta hit up Public Skate as much as possible.
Yes, I'm 21 and still play Ice and Roller. Well, not at the moment since I broke my ankle playing ice, but as soon as I can walk again I'll be back out there.
