Body checking is a skill that is critical for all first-year bantam players. Checking can be defined as a player that uses physical force to separate an opposing player from the puck. Contact must occur from the front, diagonally from the front or from the side of a player, never from the rear of a player.

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The transition from non-contact to contact play can be challenging for some players. It’s important for players to learn how to position themselves in a way so they can absorb contact from an opposing player to reduce the likelihood of an injury. It’s just as important for players to learn how give a proper check without hurting an opposing player or themselves in the process.

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Inquiries about Checking Clinics are welcome. Contact Greg Moskonas at 262-939-0411 or gwmosk@gmail.com.