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Hockey Helper Helmet

Post by YouthHockeyHub » Thu Oct 15, 2015 1:38 pm

Have you guys seen this new site?

The Hockey Helper Helmet will be a great "gift" for moms and dads!

http://www.gameonmn.com/

Crusty
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Post by Crusty » Mon Oct 19, 2015 9:33 am

I like the idea, wish I would of thought of that, the guy is going to be a millionaire

suitcase
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oh my

Post by suitcase » Mon Oct 19, 2015 6:47 pm

I don't know what to say. I could not imagine a coach letting a kid on the ice with one of these things. Talk about undermining what a coach is trying to accomplish. The coach is suppose to be the one instructing the kid. I thought this was a joke at parents thinking they know more than the coach and think they could coach their kid better. Worse thing I've ever seen. If you guys need this, you need new/better coaches.

Section 8 guy
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Post by Section 8 guy » Mon Oct 19, 2015 11:40 pm

Not........sure....if.....Kidding...... :shock:

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Post by SCBlueLiner » Tue Oct 20, 2015 8:40 am

That was awesome. Especially loved how the kid, during the interview, was plugging away on his iPhone. Hand signals, I've seen plenty of those.

On a serious note, our association had to address parents strapping GoPros to their mite player's helmets. Not joking.

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Post by C-dad » Tue Oct 20, 2015 10:02 am

Bah. I started on this product back when my kid started peewees. Mine is much more durable and uses bluetooth technology, coach won't even see it and anyone in the stands will think I'm on my phone.










:wink: Just in case anyone thinks any of this is serious.

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Post by Wet Paint » Thu Oct 22, 2015 9:50 am

I am waiting for the version that has (I might also invent it who knows) the dog shock collar attachment so that I can give the little bugger a boost when he needs it. I really hate seeing a Mite who is on track to play for the Wild dragging butt down the ice. Doesn't he know scouts can be watching at all times?????

(you can safely assume that I am kidding here)

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Re: oh my

Post by Crusty » Thu Oct 22, 2015 6:12 pm

suitcase wrote:I don't know what to say. I could not imagine a coach letting a kid on the ice with one of these things. Talk about undermining what a coach is trying to accomplish. The coach is suppose to be the one instructing the kid. I thought this was a joke at parents thinking they know more than the coach and think they could coach their kid better. Worse thing I've ever seen. If you guys need this, you need new/better coaches.

You can't be serious right, its called comedy

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Post by InigoMontoya » Fri Oct 23, 2015 7:14 am

It's funny to some because they think it absurd; funny to others because they've seen it actually happening.

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Post by mrchips » Fri Oct 23, 2015 12:01 pm

In that guy's defense, Dylan's hands are pretty bad.

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Post by JSR » Wed Oct 28, 2015 9:50 am

InigoMontoya wrote:It's funny to some because they think it absurd; funny to others because they've seen it actually happening.
You know at first I though it was funny. But then I saw it and saw how the white on white was very subtle, I mean hardly even noticeable. That really sold me that this might not be a bad idea....

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Post by QuackerTracker » Thu Oct 29, 2015 9:25 am

This would be a rules violation in every league ever.

Just an example from USA Hockey:

Rule 308 Electronic Devices
(a) The use of one or two-way radios, lights or other electronic
devices as a means for Team Officials or spectators to
communicate with players or goalkeepers, during play, shall
be prohibited.
(b) No electronic device shall be used to question, challenge or
dispute a game official’s decision or judgment while the game
is in progress.
(c) For violation, the device will be removed and the team
assessed a bench minor penalty for an equipment violation.

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Post by silentbutdeadly3139 » Thu Oct 29, 2015 1:34 pm

QuackerTracker wrote:This would be a rules violation in every league ever.

Just an example from USA Hockey:

Rule 308 Electronic Devices
(a) The use of one or two-way radios, lights or other electronic
devices as a means for Team Officials or spectators to
communicate with players or goalkeepers, during play, shall
be prohibited.
(b) No electronic device shall be used to question, challenge or
dispute a game official’s decision or judgment while the game
is in progress.
(c) For violation, the device will be removed and the team
assessed a bench minor penalty for an equipment violation.
but its so subtle they wouldn't notice he had an electronic device

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Post by Wet Paint » Thu Oct 29, 2015 2:44 pm

silentbutdeadly3139 wrote:
QuackerTracker wrote:This would be a rules violation in every league ever.

Just an example from USA Hockey:

Rule 308 Electronic Devices
(a) The use of one or two-way radios, lights or other electronic
devices as a means for Team Officials or spectators to
communicate with players or goalkeepers, during play, shall
be prohibited.
(b) No electronic device shall be used to question, challenge or
dispute a game official’s decision or judgment while the game
is in progress.
(c) For violation, the device will be removed and the team
assessed a bench minor penalty for an equipment violation.
but its so subtle they wouldn't notice he had an electronic device
And if it came with an optional self esteem building app (free of course) for those moments when the little bugger actually skated a full shift it would probably work. Tell USA Hockey that the increase in self esteem and feelings of self worth will keep kids in hockey longer which will increase their cash flow and numbers. USA hockey will mandate it.

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Post by JSR » Fri Oct 30, 2015 12:09 pm

silentbutdeadly3139 wrote:
QuackerTracker wrote:This would be a rules violation in every league ever.

Just an example from USA Hockey:

Rule 308 Electronic Devices
(a) The use of one or two-way radios, lights or other electronic
devices as a means for Team Officials or spectators to
communicate with players or goalkeepers, during play, shall
be prohibited.
(b) No electronic device shall be used to question, challenge or
dispute a game official’s decision or judgment while the game
is in progress.
(c) For violation, the device will be removed and the team
assessed a bench minor penalty for an equipment violation.
but its so subtle they wouldn't notice he had an electronic device
I don't think Quacker gets the joke or didn't watch the whole video or something. He's, umm, responding like we are serious... :oops:

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Post by QuackerTracker » Fri Oct 30, 2015 2:18 pm

Nah I got it, just figure someone out there would try it.

As a side not, during some officiating camps we have tried to "radio" to officials on the ice through various methods but have never had a lot of success. Hockey is a loud game on the ice!

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Post by Nevertoomuchhockey » Fri Oct 30, 2015 9:56 pm

No worries. Dad can still march over to "talk" to junior right on the bench between shifts, though that guy has nothing on scream at jr. from the second level dad who gets his "help" in during the march on and off the ice

Hey, if your kid is slacking I'll even loan you my megaphone

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Post by Oldcoach63 » Thu Nov 12, 2015 3:56 pm

True story from a pee wee game I was coaching in several years ago.

We were playing our cross town rivals in a very high paced, heated game and things on the bench were happening at a typical chaotic level. One of my players comes off the ice on the fly for a line change and asks if I have my cell phone. I asked what he was talking about and he said he wanted to use my phone. I told him he was about to go back out on the ice in about 40 seconds and asked who he thought he was going to call. He had the greatest response I ever had in my coaching career. He yells:

"I want to call my mom in the stands and tell her to SHUT UP!! Can't you hear her up there?"

Still my favorite coaching story.

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Post by Nevertoomuchhockey » Thu Nov 12, 2015 6:14 pm

Oldcoach63 wrote:True story from a pee wee game I was coaching in several years ago.

We were playing our cross town rivals in a very high paced, heated game and things on the bench were happening at a typical chaotic level. One of my players comes off the ice on the fly for a line change and asks if I have my cell phone. I asked what he was talking about and he said he wanted to use my phone. I told him he was about to go back out on the ice in about 40 seconds and asked who he thought he was going to call. He had the greatest response I ever had in my coaching career. He yells:

"I want to call my mom in the stands and tell her to SHUT UP!! Can't you hear her up there?"

Still my favorite coaching story.
That's a great story.
But I bet mom is still at it lol.

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