Hockey Statistics and Lineup Sheets
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Statistics and Lineup Sheets
A great way to help manage player
substitutions and keep
track of player stats.
Statistics and Lineup Sheets
A great way to help manage player
substitutions and keep
track of player stats.
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Cleaning Hockey Gear
Anyone who has played hockey for a significant amount of time knows the importance of keeping their gear clean. Not only does it prevent your gear from staining, but prolonged use of dirty pants, shoulder pads, shin guards, elbow pads, and more can actually cause some nasty infections. Here are a few tips for cleaning hockey gear. Cleaning hockey gear isn't difficult, nor is it necessary to do after every single practice. However, there are a few small procedures you can do each time you finish a game that will keep your gear cleaner. For example, if you're worried about foot odor, be sure to let your skates dry out after each game or practice. There are a variety of different foot odor powders you can try, but when it comes to true deodorizing power, baking soda is a cheap and easy way to keep your skates from stinking. You can also scrub out your helmet with shampoo to keep it clean and fresh smelling. Additionally, if you've only soiled a few of your items of clothing, try purchasing a gear bag that has separate compartments. This way you can keep your dirty clothes away from the cleaner ones. Also, don't forget to clean your bag as well! After all, it can carry stink and dangerous bacteria just as your clothes do. As for the rest of your hockey gear, it may not be necessary to clean them each day, but it's a good idea to do it regularly. When it comes to cleaning hockey gear, methods vary. Some scrub them out in their bathtub, using a combination of bathwater, laundry detergent, and a small amount of bleach. Others prefer to haul their hockey gear down to the laundry mat and wash them on a gentle cycle using one of the larger machines. Both ways work fine for eliminating bacteria. Once you're through cleaning hockey gear, however, you will need to find a place to hang them to drip dry. Ideally, this should be in a clean, dry area. It may take as much as a day for them to dry, so be sure to clean them well in advance of your next game. What will happen if you decide to be lazy about cleaning hockey gear? For one, your gear will develop embarrassing sweat stains and disgusting odors. However, worse still, you run the risk of absorbing bacteria as well, especially if you regularly keep your gear in a locker room, where diseases are prone to spread, including staph infections. However, in cleaning your hockey gear regularly, you will be able to prevent this from happening regardless of where you store your stuff. Learn more methods for cleaning hockey gear today! |
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Hockey Rink Diagram
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