Hockey Quiz

The phrase “heads-up hockey” is everywhere, but it takes a lot of reinforcement and focus on it to become part of the culture of play.

Teaching your kids that rules matter, respect for opponents and to play heads-up hockey cannot be said enough.

When it comes to protective equipment, it’s important to switch it out when the padding becomes worn or it no longer fits well.

There are two dynamics at play here: fit and condition.  You want all equipment to fit the player well; over- or under-sized equipment can mean increased risk of injury.

Over 63,000 hockey-related injuries are treated in hospitals, urgent care, and doctor's offices in the U.S. each year.