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wooohooo · 11-13-2013, 06:32 PM

I don't understand what is with all the hate about this thread. It's a legitimate question, doesn't mean it should be facepalmed.

It's a big facet of being an effective player. Rich has been there a long time, but whether he's good at what he does I don't know the answer to that, but it doesn't deserve a 'facepalm'.

I would think him being there for that long he knows what he's doing, but also at the same time change isn't always a bad thing. Change up how guys are used to training, maybe it does help. Whatever advantage you get you take. Same with sports psychologists and sleep doctors or whatever else is out there.

11-13-2013, 06:32 PM	#25
wooohooo #1 Goaltender Join Date: Apr 2006 Exp:	I don't understand what is with all the hate about this thread. It's a legitimate question, doesn't mean it should be facepalmed. It's a big facet of being an effective player. Rich has been there a long time, but whether he's good at what he does I don't know the answer to that, but it doesn't deserve a 'facepalm'. I would think him being there for that long he knows what he's doing, but also at the same time change isn't always a bad thing. Change up how guys are used to training, maybe it does help. Whatever advantage you get you take. Same with sports psychologists and sleep doctors or whatever else is out there.