
- A hockey goal, either a simple street hockey goal or one with blockers on the sides for wide shots, as well as pockets to practice sniping corners
- Roller hockey pucks, which he noted slide well on slick garage flooring
- Green biscuit pucks, which he uses to practice on concrete and noted are about the same weight as an ice hockey puck
- Roller hockey skates with tough wheels for concrete
- Stick blade protector to prolong blade life
- Blind hockey puck with ball bearings removed to reduce noise when practicing stick handling (removed by drilling a hole in the puck’s side)
As for his advice for fellow blind hockey players who want to stay engaged and continue training, Blake offered the following: “Get creative, have fun with it and maximize this time to get fundamentals into muscle memory.”
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