Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 796.21
EAN num: 9780880116572
ISBN number: 0880116579
Label: Human Kinetics Publishing houses
Manufacturer: Human Kinetics Publishing houses
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 215
Printing Date: 1997-04
Publishing house: Human Kinetics Publishing houses
Sale Popularity Level: 481392
Studio: Human Kinetics Publishing houses
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Brief Book Summary:
Roller hockey is the hottest new team sport, and this book is your chance to learn how to be one of the game’s hottest players. Winning Roller Hockey will give you the edge on the competition.
Expert coaches Dave Easter and Vern Stenlund teach you all the important skills and strategies. Through 68 practice drills, you’ll develop your skating, puck control, passing and receiving, and shooting techniques. There’s even a special chapter on goaltending! Additional chapters include offensive, defensive, and transition strategies, plus inside tips for competition.
The best players know when to take advantage of opportunities. Winning Roller Hockey is a great chance to score big!
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Although I have never played hockey, I coach a youth roller-hockey team and I find the descriptions and drawings of basic skills extremely useful for improving my ability to explain the core techniques of the game
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This book in my opinion is very helpful to very first time players and people who are learning about the game. It has pratice techniques and different drills for all positions of the game which I find to be helpful. If you're a first-timer in the game or want something to give you ideas for drills this book is for you.
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it is the best book ive readfor learning to play hockey it teaches you everything
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Overall, I was diappointed with this book. The
main focus was on drills and I wasn't aware
of it. The drills in it are great. They have
many drills for each individual skill.
However, the text wasn't that good. It seems
like it was written from an ice hockey
player's view point. There was little
consideration for the difference between
roller and ice hockey.
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