What Size Hockey Stick For 11 Year Old

Stick Guide

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This is our recommendation just. Some players may prefer a size up or downwardly every bit this is their personal choice. For juniors stick size should not exceed the belly button, the 'belly button rule' allows the role player to grow into a stick without it hindering their development.

Stick Size Nautical chart

YOUR HEIGHT	STICK HEIGHT	STICK CATEGORY
Under 65cm	18"	Souvenir Stick
66 - 99cm	24"	Inferior
100 - 104cm	26"	Junior
105 - 116cm	28"	Inferior
117 - 128cm	30"	Junior
129 - 134cm	32"	Junior
135 - 138cm	33"	Junior
139 - 147cm	34"	Inferior
148 - 159cm	35"	JNr & SNr
160 - 166cm	36.v"	Senior
167 - 176cm	36.5" or 37.5"	Senior
177 - 182cm	37.5"	Senior
182 - 185cm	38.5"	Senior
185cm +	38.five" or 40"	Senior

Bow Data Guide

Standard Bow

The S-Bow (SB) is a STRAIGHTER stick that helps maximize ground command, power and full general nuts. Normally effectually a 19mm to 21mm Bow maximising at the 350mm point from the bottom of the stick.

Mid-Bow

The G-Bow (MB) is a MEDIUM curve bow that is a good all-circular shape that helps with power merely too essential skills, helping to provide some lift. Measures effectually a 22mm to 24mm Bow at the 300mm point from the bottom of the stick.

Depression-Bow

The L-Bow (LB) is a Depression bend bow designed to brand 3D skills easier such as aerials, passing and elevate flicking. Measurements are commonly a 24mm bow at the 250mm point from the bottom of the stick.

Xtreme Bow

X-Bow is an XTREME bow (XB) that is ideal for the serious aerial game. Drag flicking, 3D Skills and aerials couldn't exist easier than with this bow shape. Measures a maximum 24mm Bow at the 200mm point from the lesser of the stick and some are designed with groove shafts.

Hook Data Guide

Maxi Head

The most common amidst today'southward sticks, the smaller, open head shape has less mass to move around. This allows for faster stick turnover when dribbling and allows for quicker snap shots. The 45° maxi curve too allows for more room along the shaft for opposite edge shots. The Maxi shape as well has a slightly more open up head shape in the Micro which sits at 50°

Semi Hook

The Semi-Hook bending through at around 35° is a compromise between the Maxi and the Full Hook. It is a slight increase in surface area compared to the maxi allowing for greater ball control, particularly on the reverse, likewise as providing room for a larger sweetness spot to help better hitting accuracy and ability.

Full Hook

The Full hook at 25° maximises surface area. Optimising ball command and basic skills especially helping on the reverse, the total claw head likewise gives room for a larger sweetness spot for hitting accurateness and power whilst too acting similar a paddle for overhead command.