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Dec 14, 2024
11:19:16am

kotacoug Truly Addicted User

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kotacoug

Bio page: kotacoug
Joined: Jul 20, 2002
Last login: Dec 14, 2024
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How long would it take to learn to skate at an NHL level?

TCuz Coastal Elite

10:34am

4-6 months, on the ice 2-3 hours a day. Including weekends

Nikomedes

10:35am

Thanks. Not sure I have the time for that unfortunately.

TCuz

10:40am

A couple lessons. Maybe one lesson with a good instructor.

bluesloth

10:38am

You don’t even need to know how to skate well. You should start with an open tryout for a minor league team.

JohnnyComeLately

10:44am

Not going to waste my time with the minors.

TCuz

10:59am

That makes sense. Buffalo Sabers probably offer you a max contract right now.

JohnnyComeLately

11:00am

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kotacoug

11:19am

Do you sell paint and were you almost on the PGA tour? If so 3 months max

kotacoug

11:17am

Not sure but check out The Cutting Edge (1992) for motivation. Not exactly the same situation but it feels similar.

Icecat

11:48am

Confirmed: I could be out there if it wasn’t for my (lack of) skating ability.

TCuz

11:50am

Dude. You would get body checked into oblivion... Hockey players are great skaters because most of them start very young

Adrielle

1:03pm

Some of these guys are so small. I think it would be the opposite (if I could skate).

TCuz

1:15pm

Unless you grew up skating, you’ll probably never get to that level

Ski-U-Mah

2:04pm

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