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T. Martina U.S. Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.91 Clarity of Response 9.82 Timeliness 9.86 Politeness 10.0 Total Questions 210	I can answer questions concerning rules, plays, game tips, and the NHL. I cannot answer personal player stats questions for many players. Opinion questions are welcome.
Dina Solimini U.S. Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 10.0 Clarity of Response 10.0 Timeliness 10.0 Politeness 10.0 Total Questions 108	I can answer goaltending questions including: equipment, rules, positioning, psychology, drills, fitness, recruiting, etc. I can answer questions about American college hockey (especially Women's), Youth, and High School (especially East Coast/ New England area). I can answer some nostalgia questions for example: what was it like to play in all leather equipment? What was it like to skate in rinks that had chain link fencing instead of glass? I cannot answer specific statistics questions including College and Pro hockey.
Martial Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.93 Clarity of Response 9.97 Timeliness 9.93 Politeness 10.0 Total Questions 608	I have been playing amateur hockey for 45 years... from Youth hockey up to Jr. "B", and now still play in adult leagues. I have coached youth hockey for 10+ years and have been an "active student" of all aspects of learning, playing and coaching hockey for past 8 years. I offer not only some X`s & O`s about hockey but also some experience in practical, philosophical, spiritual and motivational aspects of playing and learning the game. My son is now 23 - and playing in College. He went through all the hurdles to get to Juniors and play there .....

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T. Martina

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I can answer questions concerning rules, plays, game tips, and the NHL. I cannot answer personal player stats questions for many players. Opinion questions are welcome.

Dina Solimini

U.S.

Available

I can answer goaltending questions including: equipment, rules, positioning, psychology, drills, fitness, recruiting, etc. I can answer questions about American college hockey (especially Women's), Youth, and High School (especially East Coast/ New England area). I can answer some nostalgia questions for example: what was it like to play in all leather equipment? What was it like to skate in rinks that had chain link fencing instead of glass? I cannot answer specific statistics questions including College and Pro hockey.

Martial

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I have been playing amateur hockey for 45 years... from Youth hockey up to Jr. "B", and now still play in adult leagues. I have coached youth hockey for 10+ years and have been an "active student" of all aspects of learning, playing and coaching hockey for past 8 years. I offer not only some X`s & O`s about hockey but also some experience in practical, philosophical, spiritual and motivational aspects of playing and learning the game. My son is now 23 - and playing in College. He went through all the hurdles to get to Juniors and play there .....

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2009-11-05 ccm skates:

Hi Corey... It should be the same as any other skate... I hear that they may take a couple bakings to get it right. Bake. Skate a few times. Bake again! here is a blog/discussion link that might

2009-11-04 recreational skates?:

Hi Van! My first impression on those skates is that they are made for "just skating around" - like at public skating or on ponds for leisure purposes only... I don't see them being able to hold up

2009-10-28 hockey stop. plz help!:

Hi David... Do you play roller hockey? This turning stop style could come from that!! Regardless... here are some tips. Start from beginning even if you know the snowplow stop already... each

2009-10-22 shots:

Hello tracey... I would have to say YES! It's one thing to build confidence by shooting from up close - but we still need to build on accuracy and power. Accuracy being the MORE important one! So

2009-10-15 An observation:

Hey Bud!! LOL! I just turned 50 this year also!! It doesn't get easier eh? Just staying active any way you can is a huge start. It's tempting to become a couch potato watching our favorite sports

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