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A Gamebreaker: The High-Ball Pocket and You |
Goalies do not like our Zebra Heads. Not at all. They have 'trouble seeing' the head. Which, for shooters, is a very good thing. The good folk at the Royal Society in Great Britain published an article that helps us understand why. According to John A. Endler zebra stripe camouflage is a function of "disruptive coloration." Simply, 'disruptively colored elements (stripes) distract attention and break up the body outline, making detection difficult." (Thayer 1909; Cott 1940; Stevens & Cuthill 2006). It is also noted that a study by Schaefer & Stobbe (2006) shows that the advantage of disruptive patterns is greater when disruptive patterns have higher contrast. Disruptive coloration has also been proven effective regardless of the background coloration, 'exploiting predators cognitive mechanisms of prey recognition." Copyright © 2006 The Royal Society Competitive Bottom Line: our Zebra's heads' "disruptive coloration" is an effective means of confusing the visual system, serving to break up the head's outline, especially when moving at speed. |
"There's a force in the universe that makes things happen, all you have to do is get in touch with it. Stop thinking...let things happen...and be...the ball." Ty Webb in Caddyshack |
DEFENSE |
Pokey McNutter |
SAVAGE7 |
Attackmen do not like to be poke checked with Savage7's. Because it's the stiffest head in the game. As for Ground Balls, you can come in vertically, to keep your long pole out of harm's way. And it rakes real fast. So rake first, accept high-fives for clearing the ball second. |
"Premier D-Stick" Joe Fowler 2-Time All-American at Hofstra U. |
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"It's a Loose Chris Hatton Legend of Peterborough |
The Ultimate D-Pole |
SCEPTRE7 |
It's so light, and yet so stiff! G. Bennett Poleman |
"It's Good to be King" Mel Brooks |
The Sceptre7 is nastily stiff for such a light head. Screw it onto a Beastmaster7 shaft and you've the stiffness to make the checks count. We recco the high ball pocket, so that you can snap the ball off the ground faster as well. |
"The Sceptre7 is as advertised. Stiff, light, smooth, and Nasty with the MFL Hi-Ball. Best one yet!!" Scot Haynes |
for U-11 D-polers: $60.00 |