Since when did the National Hockey league start drafting WR? I sure hope Westy can skate.
I'm not much of a skater at all, but my 4 year old daughter is big into it. Watching her, her teachers and the Olympics has of course made me an expertBrandon Reilly is now a lock to make it at Buffalo. His hockey background is going to pay off! Go Brandon Reilly!!
http://www.theindependent.com/sport...cle_709c527a-69b6-11e6-998b-73067adaa3f7.html
Perhaps, Reilly can give Westy a few pointers.
. But from my observations, I would imagine that skating would be really good at building up strong leg muscles as well as take a good bit of balance, explosive push offs and change of direction. It's amazing how sometimes sports can crossover and players become better because of it. I do a lot of snow skiing, and while it doesn't involve explosive movements, that is something that definitely builds up leg muscles.
The lactic acid that is built up on those short bursts and then rest can also be beneficial.I'm not much of a skater at all, but my 4 year old daughter is big into it. Watching her, her teachers and the Olympics has of course made me an expert
Unfortunately, there is more truth in that statement that should be. I have the fortunate circumstance of working with the family member of a "talent scout" for one of the professional teams in the general area and he said that they specifically look at the measurables when deciding who should get try-outs of any kind. I thought that was kind of interesting. Based off a few of our conversations I cannot say that I disagree with that methodology. There is a lot of sense in it.
Dude didn't turn back to locate the ball, he was watching Westy's eyes.... but they're made of steel and give no clues.....I just noticed that the DB is getting lectured by the coach after allowing the catch.
