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I don’t watch (ice) hockey. I was watching this clip and I can’t follow the puck properly with my eyes. I can only see it a small amount of the time. It’s too small and fast and it’s not a bright color.
Can proper hockey fans follow it most of the time?
Sometimes. But if I can’t follow the puck I can follow who is in control of it or the general area of where it is judging by how the players gravitate towards it.
Yes, I can more or less follow the puck OR where I think the puck is going. There are times that it’s moving way too fast to truly see it with detail. You get used to that pretty fast. Also, some of the coolest stuff happens when you can’t fully see the puck. 90 mph slapper going the opposite direction you thought PING! bar down GOAAAAAAAAL!
Edit: Ping = sound the puck makes when it hits the metal frame of the goal 🥅 or bar which is the bar across the top of the goal frame. Bar down = hits the top bar and goes down into the goal scoring a point.
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I don’t watch (ice) hockey. I was watching this clip and I can’t follow the puck properly with my eyes. I can only see it a small amount of the time. It’s too small and fast and it’s not a bright color.
Can proper hockey fans follow it most of the time?
Sometimes. But if I can’t follow the puck I can follow who is in control of it or the general area of where it is judging by how the players gravitate towards it.
No? I look in the general direction
Watching a game right now.
Yes, I can more or less follow the puck OR where I think the puck is going. There are times that it’s moving way too fast to truly see it with detail. You get used to that pretty fast. Also, some of the coolest stuff happens when you can’t fully see the puck. 90 mph slapper going the opposite direction you thought PING! bar down GOAAAAAAAAL!
Edit: Ping = sound the puck makes when it hits the metal frame of the goal 🥅 or bar which is the bar across the top of the goal frame. Bar down = hits the top bar and goes down into the goal scoring a point.
Pretty much, yes. Hard hit shots are hard to track.