What are the hockey rules - Hockey

Hard shots are not easy to take full against body or pads.
In school i played field hockey goalie and i tried the gorilla stance and it tended to work very well!
If you hang your arms next to your body stick facing in or out and bend a little that your stomach sucks in a bit.
Helped me not be that afraid of being tanked in the stomach.
if you playing ice hockey try fill that goal be a presence!
good luck

Maybe the sound is not working anymore and needs to be replaced.

A player without possession of the puck and with both skates in the offensive zone before the puck becomes "offside."

The essence of the rule is to prevent play from being reduced to end-to-end passing to players camping out in the offensive/attacking zone.

Try Hockey Monkey, they actually have this stick on clearance

Boarding is a penalty that is punishable by the hockey referee. It means that one player has violently pushed another player into the boundary boards. The referee hand signal for this is smacking his right fist into his left open palm.

Forchecking is when one player acts very strongly and defensively in the other team's zone in order to assist his teammates in scoring a goal. This is a very acceptable and important practice in hockey.

Hooking is a serious offense in hockey that will result in a penalty if the referee catches it. Hooking is when one player hooks his stick over another player's stick or infront of his skates. This will cause the player to fall down and possible to injured. It is an offence that is taken very seriously and is considered a tactic of an inexperienced player.

There is a seemingly random but great way to keep your blade more durable and harder to break down. Leave it out in the rain! Somehow this creates a sort of chemical reaction with the blade that is very beneficial to it.

If you watch professional hockey, you will notice that they barely use any tape. Generally the wrap just enough tape to fit around the stick once.