Hello all! @Braeden Ostepchuk You're a hockey guy so I thought of this today as I finally got my Kuhler device and the notification for beer league hockey starting today: Will this device work on the bench in a cold ice rink? Does the ambient temperature in the mid to upper 30s and cold hands shut the palms down for the benefits? Ideally, I'd love to hold on to this thing between shifts. Would love to hear your thoughts!

*UPDATE: Eligibility extended until 2/18 ATCs: If you want free BOC CEUs - you have 45 hours left to get them (before they expire!). -- I have been blown away by the participation and positive feedback from those who have joined the 0th Law course and completed the assessments for CEUs. So far, this group sits at 803 members with 337 certificates issued (for 2,359 hours). The 0th Law has been a passion project of mine and an opportunity to share everything I've learned in the space of temperature, physiology, and performance, while also giving back to the practitioners and broader community that greatly influenced me in my career. I was fortunate to play NCAA and pro hockey, working with fantastic sports medicine and sports performance staff (as well as personal trainers) and I've seen firsthand how hard you all work, the hours you put in, and how severely underpaid and overworked you often are. This is a big reason that I never wanted to charge for the course, but unfortunately the cost for production, applications, fees, and the platform add up quickly, so after a quick cost/benefit analysis, I will not be renewing the BOC Approved Provider status. - Bad news: 0th Law is no longer eligible for BOC CEUs after 5pm CT on 2/2. - Good news: There are still 45 hours left and it is free (now is the time!). The course and this group will remain active and available as a resource and community, but starting 2/3, it will only be eligible for NSCA and CSCCa CEUs (until 12/31/2026). Thank you all! PS - if you have colleagues that need BOC CEUs, now is a good time to share the course!