No doubt, but the balance, coordination and fast twitch muscles of an elite athlete would certainly help.@CL82 effective stick work is not acquired in a day. Take it from a guy who never got it. So what did they do? Stick me in goal where I prospered.
She was a very good soccer player, but you still need to skate to play hockey... speaking as someone that never got the hang of it.No doubt, but the balance, coordination and fast twitch muscles of an elite athlete would certainly help.
My hockey was limited to playing on frozen Connecticut ponds, but I always struggled when I had to go backwards. Basically I would skate as hard as I could forward turn around, gilde and hope for the best.She was a very good soccer player, but you still need to skate to play hockey... speaking as someone that never got the hang of it.
Back in day we couldn't afford a lot of pucks so we used frozen tuna cans filled water. Can't tell you how scars I have from those damn things. They also made night hockey an adventure! Shoveling snow from the ponds was always a group effort!My hockey was limited to playing on frozen Connecticut ponds, but I always struggled when I had to go backwards. Basically I would skate as hard as I could forward turn around, gilde and hope for the best.
Yeah, I'm not saying that we should be looking for her on the 2030 women's hockey team, I'm just saying that she's more likely to get the hang of it faster than an average person