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		<title>Do you go to open hockey?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hockeyfinder.com was created to help pickup hockey organizers better manage their game(s) but where the real value of this online tool lies is in it&#8217;s ability to help change open hockey. I&#8217;ve only been to open hockey a couple of times in my life and unless there&#8217;s a way of knowing what I&#8217;m getting into [...]]]></description>
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<p>Hockeyfinder.com was created to help pickup hockey organizers better manage their game(s) but where the real value of this online tool lies is in it&#8217;s ability to help change open hockey. I&#8217;ve only been to open hockey a couple of times in my life and unless there&#8217;s a way of knowing what I&#8217;m getting into I&#8217;ll never go again. It&#8217;s not that I don&#8217;t appreciate the low cost, the opportunity to meet other players but I just can&#8217;t take the disorganization of it. How can you play a game if 7 skaters show up and one goalie? How can you play if 29 skaters show up and three goalies? If you&#8217;re a beginner how fun is it to watch some hot dog skate through everyone because he/she thinks the scouts are watching? For me it just doesn&#8217;t work.</p>
<p>We spent countless hours working at improving a tool we believe will change all of this. It&#8217;s not complicated, it&#8217;s not flashy, it&#8217;s simple and that&#8217;s why it&#8217;s so effective. Arena managers can post their open hockey with a number of options (number of players, skill level, age level, sex, etc&#8230;) so that players can sign up in advance and reserve their spot for the games that suit them.</p>
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