Playing for a sighted team

Hey dude,

That's awesome. Congrats!

I played mostly roller hockey growing up and played in college. I played a little ice and worked at an ice rink for two winters.

At 30, I went blind. I currently have no vision in my left eye and very restricted vision with tracking issue sin my right. So going to games ab dokayjbg was mostly not happening.

As I was washing dishes in September, I heard my TV playing the local news... "a group of disabled people are finding joy in a sport the never thoufht they would play. At New York Metro Blind Hockey... *. I stopped the dish on the floor.

So ive practiced twice with the blind team. I also since then, have done a dticknsnd Puck with a buddy. And then done two adult clinics. I have a lot of hockey experience, so I know what is going on. But I am still a liability to a sigbmhted team on the ice because it's hard for me to pick up the Puck.

The game is also much faster. The Puck and the skating.

I am considering playing, but will only play in a game with a partner, one of my boys growing up.

But, I'm seriously considering doing an actual open hockey or a low level competition.

I'd love to keep tabs to see what you're doing.