Comments on: Hockey Shooting Pad Information http://howtohockey.com Improve your hockey skills Thu, 17 May 2012 03:45:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Jeremy http://howtohockey.com/hockey-products/hockey-shooting-pad-information/comment-page-3#comment-4787 Jeremy Tue, 20 Mar 2012 16:12:56 +0000 http://howtohockey.com/?page_id=839#comment-4787 Whatever distance you shoot from the most on the ice. I get a lot of shots in close so I practice snappers from about 8-15 feet out. If you are a defensemen though you want to practice those long shots Whatever distance you shoot from the most on the ice. I get a lot of shots in close so I practice snappers from about 8-15 feet out. If you are a defensemen though you want to practice those long shots

]]> By: Tyler http://howtohockey.com/hockey-products/hockey-shooting-pad-information/comment-page-3#comment-4764 Tyler Fri, 16 Mar 2012 15:10:37 +0000 http://howtohockey.com/?page_id=839#comment-4764 Jeremy, I have set up and a net and Board in my backyard, but I was wondering what distance you think is the best to practice my shot? 10 ft from net? 15 ft? 20ft? Thanks! Love your stuff! Jeremy,

I have set up and a net and Board in my backyard, but I was wondering what distance you think is the best to practice my shot? 10 ft from net? 15 ft? 20ft?

Thanks! Love your stuff!

]]> By: Martin http://howtohockey.com/hockey-products/hockey-shooting-pad-information/comment-page-3#comment-4731 Martin Tue, 06 Mar 2012 20:32:57 +0000 http://howtohockey.com/?page_id=839#comment-4731 Hi, I got a question regarding the roll up pad. I just got one, but since there isn't much space in my house I have to keep it outside (its flattening at the moment), does it matter if I leave it out in the rain? Thanks a lot!:) Hi,
I got a question regarding the roll up pad. I just got one, but since there isn’t much space in my house I have to keep it outside (its flattening at the moment), does it matter if I leave it out in the rain? Thanks a lot!:)

]]> By: Rory http://howtohockey.com/hockey-products/hockey-shooting-pad-information/comment-page-2#comment-4507 Rory Sun, 22 Jan 2012 05:23:37 +0000 http://howtohockey.com/?page_id=839#comment-4507 Hey saw your post um i think that the tiles are better cause you can keep building onto them and they slide about the same... Hey saw your post um i think that the tiles are better cause you can keep building onto them and they slide about the same…

]]> By: Jonathan http://howtohockey.com/hockey-products/hockey-shooting-pad-information/comment-page-2#comment-4365 Jonathan Sun, 01 Jan 2012 04:05:50 +0000 http://howtohockey.com/?page_id=839#comment-4365 Is the pro good for a 12 year old Thx Is the pro good for a 12 year old

Thx

]]> By: matthew http://howtohockey.com/hockey-products/hockey-shooting-pad-information/comment-page-2#comment-4158 matthew Tue, 06 Dec 2011 04:54:38 +0000 http://howtohockey.com/?page_id=839#comment-4158 Hey Jeremy, Do you have any info on dasher boards? Most of the websites price these things ridiculously, any chance you have ideas for homemade? We play at UofWindsor they have a nice set up using chain linked fence posts as supports for the boards. They obviously got a pro set up but the fence posts I can handle, all I need is the plastic. We want to make our own road hockey arena about 40 by 90 feet. I want to know what plastic these companies are using to make the dasher boards and how I can get it for cheap? Hey Jeremy,

Do you have any info on dasher boards? Most of the websites price these things ridiculously, any chance you have ideas for homemade? We play at UofWindsor they have a nice set up using chain linked fence posts as supports for the boards. They obviously got a pro set up but the fence posts I can handle, all I need is the plastic.
We want to make our own road hockey arena about 40 by 90 feet. I want to know what plastic these companies are using to make the dasher boards and how I can get it for cheap?

]]> By: Asher http://howtohockey.com/hockey-products/hockey-shooting-pad-information/comment-page-2#comment-3992 Asher Sun, 27 Nov 2011 20:47:10 +0000 http://howtohockey.com/?page_id=839#comment-3992 Hey Jeremy! I'm sorry for emailing you so much i just have a lot of questions, which do you like more the dryland flooring tiles or the shooting pad? Also which one slides better? Thanks! Hey Jeremy! I’m sorry for emailing you so much i just have a lot of questions, which do you like more the dryland flooring tiles or the shooting pad? Also which one slides better?

Thanks!

]]> By: Jason(Hong Kong) http://howtohockey.com/hockey-products/hockey-shooting-pad-information/comment-page-2#comment-3955 Jason(Hong Kong) Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:49:06 +0000 http://howtohockey.com/?page_id=839#comment-3955 Hi Jeremy, Are there any differences between roll up and professional? thx~ Hi Jeremy,

Are there any differences between roll up and professional?
thx~

]]> By: Camryn http://howtohockey.com/hockey-products/hockey-shooting-pad-information/comment-page-2#comment-3947 Camryn Tue, 22 Nov 2011 02:25:40 +0000 http://howtohockey.com/?page_id=839#comment-3947 I would recommend maybe Easton or The Warrior MacDaddy's. They are very cheap and a good value on HockeyMonkey.com. I would recommend maybe Easton or The Warrior MacDaddy’s. They are very cheap and a good value on HockeyMonkey.com.

]]> By: Camryn http://howtohockey.com/hockey-products/hockey-shooting-pad-information/comment-page-2#comment-3946 Camryn Tue, 22 Nov 2011 02:22:09 +0000 http://howtohockey.com/?page_id=839#comment-3946 What Skate Sharpeners would you recommend? What Skate Sharpeners would you recommend?

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