Hammer Lock from Full Guard

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Ryron Gracie - Rolling Reflections - BJJ Technique

www.bjjweekly.com In this episode of Rolling Reflections we get a chance to listen in to what Ryron was thinking during his roll with Pete. This is the same video as the original episode, but with a new voice over soundtrack by Ryron Gracie.

How to Put on Hockey Gear

As one of the most popular sports of today, hockey has become an activity people are wanting to get in to. People of all ages are now strapping up their gear to play the game. The sport is seen as a great method of exercising because it is a lot of fun to play. First time participants, however, may find that gearing up for the game is very difficult. There is a very intricate order in which the equipment must go on. The following are orderly steps to successfully get geared up to play:

• Shin Guards: These are the first piece of equipment to go on. They cover the shins of the players legs to keep them safe from the puck. They are usually labeled left and right, so that you know which one belongs to which leg.

• Socks: These are not your normal socks. These are large socks that go over the shin guards. They are usually matched with the color jersey the player is wearing.

• Pants: The pants are a crucial part of the equipment. They are large in size and protect the player from all forms of danger on the ice. They go on over the shin guards and are filled with padding to help keep the player safe.

• Skates: Without skates, hockey would not be played. The skates need to be put on the right feet and must be tied tight but not too tight that the foot starts to cramp. Every player has their own preference on how tight they like their skates.

• Shoulder Pads: These protect the participant from body checks. They cover both of the shoulders and, depending on length of the shoulder pad, protect a portion of the chest and back. They have great important of safety on the ice.

• Elbow Pads: These protect the elbows and a portion of the forearm. Without this piece of equipment, the player would not last long on the ice.

• Helmet: A must have piece of equipment, the helmet protects the head and face. Today, most people are denied access to the ice surface if they do not have a helmet on. A helmet decreases serious injury dramatically.

• Gloves: The gloves are used to protect the hands. They are made durable enough to protect, yet they are also flexible enough to grip the hockey stick.

• Stick: This is used to give motion to the puck. It is needed to play the game; to pass and shoot.

If these simple steps are followed in order, participation of the sport will be more enjoyable. Remember to always wear every piece of equipment when out on the ice, as they all contribute to the safety of the player.