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***micool132*** · 10-08-2023, 11:10 PM

OPTION 2 - Being Forward with the Forwards

Okay forwards in atlanta inferno it's time to do what I say. First, I need @gordo and @goldenglutes to scor moar goals. Scoring goals is the key component to winning a hockey game. Then I also want @blakec1414 and @Duff101 to lay down more big hits. Big hits (or checks as we call them in hockey but also in chess) are the foundation to tiring the opponent and softening them up for the other to score goals. The hammer and the crunk are still doing good for being oldge like me. Oldge guys doing okay, teaching them young ones to go score and to lay down the big hits. Sometimes I wish I was a forward so I cool make better passes to them so they would also score more goals I think our forwards are very dedicated but I also hope the @Bongo and the @MrPresident and the @charlie will become our next big stars in atlanta and bring us to glory too.

natedoeshockey · 10-08-2023, 11:16 PM

WOWIE! Patya love growing game by teaching peoples for how to play the hockeys! Patya also liking handsome checks, especially right now while Patya am needing so much monies! Patya would very much love for take this opportunity for run one-week hockey camp in country with no IIHF team, and Patya am telling you which country he am request. Patya am requesting Venezuela! Why this country, you asking Patya? Is because many other South American countries am having IIHF teams or affiliates, but Venezeula is not! Patya thinking Venezuela big enough country for having one! Also, South America much warm and is much good for vacation! Patya love for visit South American countries like Venezuela, Colombia, Argentina, and Brazil! Before Patya am meeting Kristen, Patya also go down here for meeting ladies. They am much beautiful, but not telling Kristen this okay thank you. She already know and not needing reminder. Anyway, Patya very much going to teach them the right ways for play hockey! Patya will teach them useful drills, and also help to hone in on useful skills! People am having different skills and Patya good at recognizing which ones is good for peoples so this be so easy and fun!

KlusteR · 10-08-2023, 11:19 PM

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Written Task: With some time to go still before your season starts, your player is contacted by an international organziation dedicated to growing the game. They're offering you a handsome check if you'll run a one-week hockey camp for them in any country that does NOT currently have an IIHF team. Which country would your player request? Why? How will your camp run?

Levin would be interested in growing the game in Europe, but since most of the countries around his already have an IIHF team, he would need to look either south or east to find a place where he could set up camp. He would probably go to a country with a similar climate to Switzerland, so Romania is a spot that would really interest him - even if the language barrier might be a bit rough to overcome, it's still a Latin language, so Levin's French lessons would come in handy to at the very least understand a few words here and there. He would most probably need to find a city where there's an ice rink available, so Bucarest would be the best bet for it. Levin's strength being skating and agility on the ice, he would run a skating camp - teaching the basics of skating, how to turn efficiently on the ice and how to stop and go, just like his instructors did for him at a young age. Hopefully, the local youth would be enthused to have a future SHL player teaching them the ropes, and that would help grow the game in this Eastern Europe country!

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Rotti · 10-08-2023, 11:20 PM

Tommi Koivu, the esteemed defenseman for the Hamilton Steelhawks of the Simulation Hockey League, is known not only for his prowess on the ice but also for his pasion for growing the sport he loves. As season 73 came to a close, Tommi packed his bags not for a well deserved vacation, but for a journey south to Mexico. Well that actually may also be a vacation, whol knows. In a small Mexican town nestled beside the blue clear waters of the Gulf of Mexico, Tommi was preparing to hold a hockey camp like no other. Equipped with his hockey gear, training manuals, and a heart brimming with enthusiasm, he arrived at the local rink. For the local children, the sight of a professional hockey player was a dream come true, Tommi was surprised he was so well known in a country he doesn't tend to associate with the game of puck. With patience and kindness, Tommi began teaching them the fundamentals of the game. Skating drills, stickhandling techniques, and the importance of teamwork were instilled in the young minds eager to learn. The language barrier posed a challenge, but the universal language of hockey transcended words.

***39alaska39*** · 10-08-2023, 11:25 PM

Recently I just got back from vacation that spent time in the Netherlands and I would absolutely love to go there for work and things like that. They don’t have an IIHF team here in the SHL, so that would be pretty cool overall to help start out a team and help guide a country in terms of setting up their hockey program. Is there any form of guarantee that it’ll work? No. But is there a chance that it does? Absolutely. And if it does, especially in a country like the Netherlands that already has a skating history (albeit in speed skating), you’d think they have some serious untapped potential. Given that skating is probably one of the hardest parts in terms of developing hockey potential, they would already have a leg up in being able to be successful at hockey versus a country that has no ice or anything like that. Positives for the Netherlands in terms of potential success.

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***frithjofr*** · 10-08-2023, 11:31 PM

OPTION 1 - Here We Go Again

Mexico! Mostly because it's just a hop, a skip and a jump away, but also because Darnell already speaks the language and loves the culture. There's a large, untapped population of sports lovers in Mexico who just haven't had any exposure to the fasted sport on ice. Mexico City, or CDMX, is the largest city in North America and among the largest cities in the world by population - there's some contention on how exactly to count a city's population, but in any instance, CDMX's metro claims just shy of 22,000,000 residents. CDMX also already has the infrastructure to support a small league, with various indoor and outdoor stadiums throughout the city, lots of public transportation options and, again, a large population that loves sports. If you're looking to grow the sport in terms of sheer numbers, there's hardly an untouched market out there with better opportunities for growth than Mexico. As for running the actual camp itself, it would be best to round up some other players, coaching staff and trainers from various levels of hockey, through the juniors and maybe even down to the mites divisions, as they'd have the most experience teaching newer players and absolute beginners. Organized a big multi-day training camp in CDMX, and finish with an exhibition game featuring some big name retired players over the weekend.

***aleks*** · 10-08-2023, 11:36 PM

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dogwoodmaple · 10-08-2023, 11:38 PM

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