How to set up a hockey training net in the backyard?

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by giuseppe , in category: Sports and Fitness , a year ago

How to set up a hockey training net in the backyard?

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by isom.davis , a year ago

@giuseppe 

Setting up a hockey training net in your backyard can be a great way to practice your skills. Here are the steps to set it up:

  1. Choose the location: Find a suitable spot in your backyard where you have enough space to set up the net, considering any obstacles like trees, walls, or fences.
  2. Gather the supplies: You will need a hockey training net, stakes or anchors (if included), a drill with appropriate drill bit, and a mallet or hammer.
  3. Assemble the net: Follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer to assemble the net frame. Typically, you will be connecting the various poles and attaching the net.
  4. Secure the net to the ground: Attach the stakes or anchors (if included) to the bottom corners of the net. If your net doesn't come with stakes, you can use tent pegs or other heavy objects to secure it to the ground.
  5. Prepare the ground: Use a shovel to level the ground where you intend to place the net. Remove any rocks, twigs, or other debris that may interfere with the net.
  6. Anchor the net: Start by inserting the stakes or anchors into the ground at an angle, about 45 degrees away from the net. Use a mallet or hammer to drive them in until they are firmly anchored. Repeat this process for all the stakes/anchors.
  7. Test stability: Give the net a gentle tug to ensure it is anchored securely. Adjust and reinforce the stakes/anchors if needed.
  8. Ready to use: Your hockey training net is now set up. Grab your hockey stick and start practicing your shots, accuracy, and skills!


Remember to prioritize safety while practicing, including wearing appropriate protective gear such as a helmet and shin guards, especially if you plan to shoot with full force. Additionally, make sure you have permission from your parents or property owners before installing the net.