Chenner29

I think I’ve cleared everything out. Please report any new ones popping up

That's not my jerb

I believe there is an option in this BB software to restrict a user's first post to have a moderator approval, that may be the way to go

I flagged 6 or 7 usernames today to restrict them from further posting. looked up their IP addresses, 4 of them came from the same IP. PMed @TheGoalNet to see if we can just ban that one to start

Fun stat I scrolled to today

Only real adults can do it

Go see a doc, get imaging done. Not sure how easy it is to get an MRI in Canada, but I had to push to get my knee done. Doc thought it was just an MCL sprain and sent me straight to PT. PT sent me back saying they want to see if there's a meniscus tear before they treat. Had to go back to the primary care doc and oversell my injury a little bit ('hurts to walk', 'it wobbles when i put weight on it', etc) for them to clear an MRI Turns out there was a meniscus tear and it changed how we approached the rehab process. US healthcare system is a joke

It's ok to use bad words on here

Apparently Ullmark was hurt

I PMed you this afternoon

I never said they recenter perfectly: "The CRS puts some rear tension on the pad, so the toes seem to center slightly better than if I were running them with just skate lace. While there is some of a disconnected feeling with the toe, visually the pads seem to re-center better than without CRS." If you read the original post, part of the problem I was having with stock laces is that my skate boot would slide back behind the toe box of the pad I'm not following, what casual move ProLaces "PUSH" https://www.instagram.com/p/CpFgaXduhfC/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

These guys are all imitating the innovator

Updated inventory

So I'm 4 skates in with this mod, really enjoying it. The CRS puts some rear tension on the pad, so the toes seem to center slightly better than if I were running them with just skate lace. While there is some of a disconnected feeling with the toe, visually the pads seem to re-center better than without CRS. No issues popping in and out of butterfly either, rotations are smooth and easy. Here's some vid clips of a stuck and puck I went to so you can see how they're rotating

Kenneth Branagh doing Hamlet

Hurray team-that's-not-Tampa-Bay

It’s actually called the overlap (as in “post overlap”.) It is a great option on bad angle plays as A) it doesn’t lock the goalie to the post; B) it completely seals the short side

Decent head trajectory, ok spine angle, poor stick and glove discipline for a shot at that angle 2/10

Hey it's Eflex 6 Eflex 5 guy where ya been

Gonna have to make some Akira Schmid T shirts soon

I've got one more working knee than him but he'd still be better than me

Couple from today, I think first shots in Px3

Remind me in about two weeks to check in with you on this I bought a pair of Bauer Pros that are en route to me. I also have a pair of 1X that I'm currently using, and a pair of Elites sitting in my garage. I did notice that where the 1X inner knee/thigh piece is one continuous pad, the Elite has a separate upper and lower component. Can give you a side-by-side-by-side once I get some reps in with the Pros

Yeah, he's gone to 3 Cup Finals in the last 3 years, 71 postseason games (plus 217 regular season games since 2019-20)...that's a lot of mileage

Thanks for posting this. I'm not on Twitter but I got to nerd out for a few moments while at work This is a bad habit of mine too, I get caught in a relaxed stance when it's in the mid to far ranges when I should be heavy on the puck. I think there's a lot to be said for simple save biomechanics from a high vs low stance, distance from your knees to the ice, the amount of flex you have in your ankles/knees/hips - and this all gets amplified/exploited tenfold at the pro level