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- After dropping the puck at the centre ice face-off spot, skate backwards to the boards as quickly as possible to prevent player skating around or behind you.
- Always pursue the play as quickly as possible.
- By shoulder checking and communicating with your Linesmen you can keep on top of any potential problems.
- If the puck is on the same side of the ice as you are, follow the play from a distance of 5 - 8 m.
- When the play is on the opposite side of the ice, follow 2.5-3.0 m behind the play.
- To reduce your stops and starts and remain in position, skate in a Figure 8.
- Many altercations occur near the net. Once play is stopped, move to a position no farther than 3 m from the net.
- This position provides the best site lines, and from this position your presence and verbal communication will help to deter any altercations.
- Always stay out of No Man’s Land and use proper end zone positioning.
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