I see a ton of players early in their career use a much longer stick. I'm curious... - What's your rational behind this? - Why longer? - If you use short, why shorter? My view here is yes, a longer stick helps with your shot than a shorter stick. This is because you have more flex on the stick... Nowadays technology allows sticks to be in the 10-20 flex range...? So why not go shorter (with the same amount of flex) with more control? I'm honestly just curious what everyone else's preference is? Drop a picture of your sticks down below👇 Share your current height and weight along side your stick flex...? Take a picture of you standing beside your hockey stick (on feet) or if you have one on skates... 🏒 👉 For reference I like my stick shorter than average... Mine goes to about my chin and half way to my neck on skates... I will take a picture and come back to you all today... - Height: I'm 5'7" (ish) - Weight: 165-170 lbs (approx 74-77kg) - I use a 65 flex stick cut down 3-4 inches (approx 75 flex ish) - Bonus I use P92M* (Max Blade*) Bauer Nexus

Here are some videos of my shot I took. I use a CCM FT6 Pro, P88, 55 flex. Right now I’m trying to increase the power of my shot. In these videos my shot felt pretty good, but I still feel like it could be stronger.

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I know our fearless leader @Luke Croucher asked to see thanksgiving meals back in the nutritional challenge. I know some of us had it back in October, but even as an American I celebrate that one as well. Feel free to post your thanksgiving plates here! I did a cajun turkey roulade (turkey snd stuffing swiss roll). Cajun sweet potatoes, corn, corn bread stuffing. The american will be a bit more traditional.

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