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Significantly more aggressive and a bit faster-paced than figure skating, hockey skating combines the skill of ice dancing with the brutality of football. If you're ready to step up your game and try out a new sport, skip to step one below the jump and read on! | Significantly more aggressive and a bit faster-paced than figure skating, hockey skating combines the skill of ice dancing with the brutality of football. If you're ready to step up your game and try out a new sport, skip to step one below the jump and read on! | ||
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# Buy hockey skates. Hockey skates are made to be tough and form to your foot and ankle and to add support to your skating. Remember that hockey skates should fit tightly to reduce movement while you are on the ice. A general rule to consider when buying a new pair of skates, is to wear the socks that you will wear while on the ice. Hockey skates generally run a size to a size and a half smaller than your shoe size. | # Buy hockey skates. Hockey skates are made to be tough and form to your foot and ankle and to add support to your skating. Remember that hockey skates should fit tightly to reduce movement while you are on the ice. A general rule to consider when buying a new pair of skates, is to wear the socks that you will wear while on the ice. Hockey skates generally run a size to a size and a half smaller than your shoe size. | ||
