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Tuck · #41 (**permalink**) IP: 144.195.6.10 08-06-07, 05:08 AM

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Originally Posted by atapene

... and use that top face to play the puck through the move. as it is, you are using your hook and it's possible for the puck to slide underneath...

ahhhhhh.... problem solved... too bad my shoulder needs more help before I can do that, but now I know what I was doing wrong!

Sven · #42 (**permalink**) IP: 84.24.137.3 08-06-07, 05:32 AM

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Originally Posted by BentFishBoy

Ha haa, yes the Benson is a simple move. Well, that one is anyway... One day I'll find time to post the next 7 variations up here for you. By hook Liam meant the back edge of your stick, not the knob on the end commonly referred to as a hook, and he's right - the move is much easier if you push past the puck at the initial point of wrist rotation and control the puck with the top face of the stick.

maybe easyer to tell
this stick a i'm holding at the photo.
But i like to see the other variations.

BentFishBoy · #43 (**permalink**) IP: 80.195.35.180 08-06-07, 07:36 PM

Oh. In that case you lied, that thing has a huge hook on it.

Tuck, if your shoulder hurts then you're looking at the puck as you do it and trying to force your body into a motion that your physiology isn't designed for. As soon as the rotation of your wrist starts look away from the puck, over the opposite shoulder and the movement will become much more natural.

Sven · #44 (**permalink**) IP: 84.24.137.3 08-06-07, 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by BentFishBoy

Oh. In that case you lied, that thing has a huge hook on it..

I call that a hookless stick (but i think there is a differents what we call a hook)
This is the stick were i normal play with. See the differends. This i call a stick with a hook.
Like i especialy wanted as defender.
(this is also the stick were i train the freestyle movements with.)

But when do you think you have those other "benson"moves on photo? Its important. TO everybody to see.
8) :wink:

rangapride · #45 (**permalink**) IP: 203.166.238.27 08-06-07, 10:55 PM

sven . witrh that stick do u have much problem with the puck bouncing off then end of stick when stealing the puck

Sven · #46 (**permalink**) IP: 84.24.137.3 08-06-07, 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by rangapride

sven . with that stick do u have much problem with the puck bouncing off the end of stick when stealing the puck

No. The backside hook is greath for stealing the puck.
(for me then. Everything on that sticks has a reason. Original made and designd for myself)

todd · #47 (**permalink**) IP: 58.108.229.19 08-06-07, 11:19 PM

man that stick is crazy, what's the weight of it like?

Sven · #48 (**permalink**) IP: 84.24.137.3 08-06-07, 11:30 PM

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Originally Posted by todd

man that stick is crazy, what's the weight of it like?

The weight? 150 grammes by 1 stick.
(ps it is a left-handed stick)
The lenght is including handle 28 cm long.
And like the rules say it also floot.

1 kilo = 1000 grammes
A puck is 1,2 t/m 1,5 kilo

rangapride · #49 (**permalink**) IP: 203.166.238.27 08-06-07, 11:44 PM

hmm i just reckon for me id perefer to have the hook further to the end

Sven · #50 (**permalink**) IP: 84.24.137.3 08-06-07, 11:52 PM

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Originally Posted by rangapride

hmm i just reckon for me id perefer to have the hook further to the end

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