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NHL's Hardest Shot Competition: what physics has to say Watching hockey through glass Air density: advantage Colorado? Is 4-on-4 hockey a quicker way to settle a tie? How far would a hockey puck slide? The slap shot and the "bounce effect" The lacrosse move Pucks: always the same shape and size…or not? Hockey sticks: what's in a curve? Speed and energy of projectiles in sports Six ways science could improve hockey at the elite level Production versus years of experience Hockey fitness with age Nations producing NHL players Shooting on goalies makes them better Are two games in two nights too much? Score first, or lose? Predicting the outcome of NHL games: a simple model Streak factor: do winning streaks matter? Hot blades coming your way Ice friction with a heated skate blade More on why ice is so slippery Temperature distribution of a heated skate blade Refereed Journal Publications A. Haché, Cool Sport Full of Physics, Physics Teacher 46, 398 (2008). A. Haché, Hockey Physics , Physics in Canada 58 (2002).

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