My son has changed orgs this year so now we require new colour gear(of course) we just got him these ccm tacks xf in December. What is the resale value like on old equipment? Am I better off trading them into a place that takes used gear or trying to offload them on market place for a big hit in price? I’d like to get somewhere relatively close in pricing to help cover the new gloves. What are your thoughts?
My 11yr old son in yellow socks tried to tell me he was “cooking” here in here tryout game. What Level do you think this is?
Hey r/hockeyplayers,
Quick context: I’m a hockey dad. My son plays U12 and wanted real feedback on his stride between practices. Pro coaching tools (Sportlogiq, Onform) are either NHL-tier or expensive. So I built a free version.
How it works: open the link in your phone browser, pick a skill, upload a clip. AI analyzes the actual mechanics frame by frame and gives you a score, what’s working, what to fix, and a 4-week drill plan you can check off as you go.
What it currently handles:
• Wrist / Snap / Slap / Backhand (works on or off-ice shooting pad in your garage is fine)
• Stride / Crossovers / Tight Turns / Hockey Stops / Backwards Skating (ice or rollerblades)
• Stickhandling
Currently testing to work with livebarn footage detection(WIP) but just pushed an update and need it tested
No signup needed to try it. No app to install. Free. I’m just looking for real feedback does the breakdown feel useful or generic, what’s missing, what would make you actually use it again. Honest critique welcome, including “this is bad.”
Moved to brantford and looking for powerskating programs here other than UHS, preferably private sessions, looking to do once a week for the summer and into the winter
Built an AI hockey coach over the past couple weeks and I’m at the point where I need real feedback before I sink more time into it. You upload a clip of yourself doing a skill — wrist shot, snap, slap, stride, crossovers, hockey stops, stickhandling, etc. — and Claude analyzes the actual mechanics in your video and gives you specific things to fix plus a 4-week drill plan that you can check off as you go. Works on or off ice (shooting pad in your garage is fine), works with rollerblades for skating drills. Free, no signup needed, no app to install — just opens in your browser. Looking for 5-10 people who’d be willing to upload a clip and tell me whether the feedback is useful or generic garbage!