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What is a hockey dek?
I think you meant to say what is a hockey "DEKE". A deke is a move used in hockey to fake out an opponent.
What is a hockey feint called?
DEKE (short for decoy)
What is the hockey term for faking out the goalie?
Deke.
What is the best shootout move in hockey?
datsyuk deke. youtube it to see it.
Where would you buy the 28 inch Breakaway street hockey mid set?
Toys R Us
Why was the hockey puck invented?
The hockey puck was invented so hockey players had something to shoot into the goal.
How do youplay hockey?
you shoot the puck in the net
What is the SO period in ice hockey?
Shoot Out
What is a shootout in hockey?
a shoot out is a over time when a game is tied and they go into overtime and no one scores.they each deke try to score indavisualy with no one but the goalie.each team does it 3 times and if still tied keep giong in till one team messes up and didnt score........................
How do you make a hockey stick that will shoot at what you look at?
In your dreams.
How do you get a goal in Hockey?
try to shoot the puck in the net!
What are some moves in hockey?
when you say moves what exactly are you talking about. i assume you are talking about offensive maneuvers around a single defenseman. unlike most sports, hockey is unique in that there are no real set moves, or plays. the game flows thorugh a collection of systems and schemes, and the talent of the players transfers that into success. there is no such thing as a set play in ice hockey. offensive moves while on a breakaway are the only "moves" i can think of that might have a name. deke - moving the puck quickly from one side to the other, then back again in an attempt to make the goalie commit to one side of the net. toe drag - using the toe (tip) of the stick to pull the puck back into your stance. same idea as a deke but its more of a north / south move, compared to the east / west deke. besides those two i really cant think of any other moves that would have names. perhaps you could clairify your question a bit.
