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I think hocky is a better work out because you can play it at almost any time and you skate while you have to hit the puck.....it really depends on where you want to be strong soccer is more legs, where Hockey is both so i would do hockey if you want to be strong at both. (but that's my opinion..Soccer is more fun too)
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