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GoodLeftUndone · 02-12-2025, 11:45 PM

Matthew Leroux is an odd ball when it comes to his offseason training regime as most of what he does is solo work. While he does make sure to hit the rink and get his skating reps in, he lives and breathes at the gym waking up early and hitting the weights while he listens to his music in silence with his headphones on. Usually will visit family or still take vacation but there's never a day off as every hotel and city has a gym. He likes to keep most of his routine solo as there's nobody to rely on to ruin your routine. He will now and then join some teammates for a scrimmage or special training session. There's no better workout than playing the game itself. For the most part he keeps to himself and his family which is just his parents and/or girlfriend which he keeps very quiet about.

lemonoppy · 02-12-2025, 11:53 PM

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JuOSu · 02-13-2025, 08:13 AM

I usually train alone because I go to Japan to train in the off-season. Going for many hikes, traveling on the Shinkansen, visiting shrines all over the country. It raelly helps to both train physically by doing work outs but also to also do these mental exercises, bringing me back into the game and fully focused on the next season. I also re-watch all the Addams family movies and TV shows just cause that makes me feel close to my supposed family. I also want to say that I personally pronounce Wednesy as Wednesday. I thought the render would be enough proof for that but I guess not. Working out I usually do a lot of hiking and walks and some skating too obviously, often on natural ice rather than rinks. Going all the way north is great for that and finding some lakes. That is how I work out and it has worked out really well!

***Jumbo*** · 02-13-2025, 09:57 AM

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Rocky Gislason is still in the early stages of his career. So training in the offseason is a must. He has to continue to work hard to get better in this league. Gislason usually has a personal trainer that does a lot of individual HIIT training that is focused on hockey movements. Most of the time it is just Rocky but some teammates have wanted to check it out so they will join every now and then. After a few weeks Rocky will join in on team training, film studies, and drills. This next part is all about getting the team closer together and build up that chemistry between them all. The film studies and drills help build up the knowledge to be able to recognize what is happening on the ice during a game. Rocky is determined to be at the top of his game both physically and mentally. Rocky is one of the most dedicated players in any form of training. He is willing to do what it takes to be the best. -175 words

Z0REM · 02-13-2025, 10:12 AM

After his first season, Khalfani learned that some of the best moments on the ice are when you go it alone. Yet to be a great even strength scorer means you have to rely on your team and be ready to work together at any point. Take in mind David Corrigan, Khalfani's winger who had a record season on the third line. David and Khalfani worked together to make massive plays that all happened up and down the ice. The two found themselves in the offseason sticking together to practice their chemistry and bonding. It was not uncommon to find the two doing reflex testing or strength training. This meant that some times they even practiced off the ice in different ways to make sure they could be prepared for anything. There were times when they invited the rest of the team along with their training, and even though it was grueling, everyone stuck with the two as they powered through training.

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