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Stick Taps for Dad: The Lamplighter Hockey Father’s Day Gift Guide
This Father’s Day, skip the tired tie and give your hockey-loving dad something he’ll actually use. Whether he’s coaching from the bench, cheering from the stands, or still lacing up his skates, Lamplighter Hockey has the perfect gear to celebrate your #1 fan.
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Private Reps, Public Results: Why What You Do Alone Matters
The empty rink. The early alarm. The unnoticed reps. That’s where greatness begins. What you practice in private is what you’ll be rewarded for in public.
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Legacy on Your Head. Hockey in Your DNA.
The Lamplighter Hockey Legacy Trucker Hat isn’t just headwear—it’s hockey culture stitched into every panel. Vintage style. Perfect fit. Game on and off the ice.
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Failing Is a Part of Progress
There’s a difference between failing and being a failure. One is a moment. The other is a mindset. At Lamplighter Hockey, we believe every setback is part of the climb—not the end of the story.
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When You’re Winning, They Cheer. When You’re Losing, They Disappear.
In hockey—and in life—success can attract attention for all the wrong reasons. This post unpacks what it feels like when support is conditional, and why showing up through the highs and lows is what really matters.
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Grateful for the Push: Thank the Ones Who Make You Better
If you’re lucky enough to have someone in your life who pushes you to be better—on or off the ice—be grateful. Not everyone has that kind of support. Whether it’s a coach, teammate, or parent, the people who challenge you are often the ones who believe in you most. Take a moment today to thank them. Gratitude is part of growth—and no great player gets there alone.
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Off-Ice Training: What Young Athletes Should (and Shouldn't) Do
Off-ice training is essential for developing young hockey players—but it must be done right. At Lamplighter Hockey, we break down what young athletes should focus on to build strength, speed, and confidence, and what they should avoid to stay safe, engaged, and on the path to long-term success.
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Champions Always Find a Way: The Power of the Right Attitude in Hockey
Champions aren’t defined by how easy the path is—they’re defined by how they respond when it gets hard. At Lamplighter Hockey, we believe the biggest difference-maker on and off the ice isn’t talent or luck—it’s attitude. When others break down, champions break through. Why? Because they’ve trained their mindset just as hard as their shot.
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More Than a Game: Honoring Heroes This Memorial Day
This Memorial Day, we pause to remember the heroes who gave everything so we could enjoy the freedoms we often take for granted—including the freedom to play the game we love. At Lamplighter Hockey, we honor their sacrifice by living, leading, and playing with purpose—on and off the ice. Because the greatest victories aren’t just measured in goals, but in gratitude.
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Team USA Wins Gold at IIHF Men's World Championship
Team USA brought home the gold at the IIHF Men’s World Championship—but one of the most powerful stories came from behind the bench - in the stands, even. As the third goaltender, Hampton Slukynsky didn’t play a single minute, yet his attitude, work ethic, and support made him every bit a champion. In a tournament full of big moments, Hampton proved that greatness isn’t always measured in ice time—it’s measured in heart, too.
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#NationalBrothersDay with Grant Slukynsky and Hampton Slukynsky
On this #NationalBrothersDay, we’re celebrating more than just sibling bonds—we’re honoring years of hard work and commitment that paid off in a shared victory. Grant Slukynsky and Hampton Slukynsky didn’t just grow up loving the game together —they became National Champions together. Their story is one of discipline, trust, and the kind of brotherhood that turns teammates into legends.
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Off-Season Hockey Workouts That Actually Work
The off-season isn’t a break—it’s your secret weapon. It’s the time to build real strength, explosive speed, and smarter movement so you hit the ice stronger than ever. In this article, we break down the workouts that actually work—from power-building lifts and speed drills to recovery routines and off-ice skill work. No gimmicks—just intentional training that translates to better performance and fewer injuries next season.
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