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beardedgraf · 03-13-2009, 02:16 AM

If your'e guilty of hooking, your stick is probably always going to be parallel to the ice, or close to it. It's not a penalty to have your stick parallel to the ice, unless one end is on the body of an opposing player. I think people say that to give an idea of the position of the stick during a legitimate hook.

And as far as I know, unless you break the other player's stick with a slash or cross check, then lifting and holding the other player's stick down, using only your own stick, no such penalty exsists for stick on stick puck battles.

03-13-2009, 02:16 AM	#10
beardedgraf Registered User Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Dallas Country: Posts: 613 vCash: 300	If your'e guilty of hooking, your stick is probably always going to be parallel to the ice, or close to it. It's not a penalty to have your stick parallel to the ice, unless one end is on the body of an opposing player. I think people say that to give an idea of the position of the stick during a legitimate hook. And as far as I know, unless you break the other player's stick with a slash or cross check, then lifting and holding the other player's stick down, using only your own stick, no such penalty exsists for stick on stick puck battles. Last edited by beardedgraf: 03-13-2009 at 02:34 AM.