Thursday, 1 June 2017
Riverside Raiders and Sheffield Ice Tigers Ice Hockey Teams tribute to Manchester, Sunday, 28th May 2017
Photo courtesy of Ice Hockey Review taken just before the Minutes' Silence held at Widnes Silver Blades Ice Rink prior to the match between Riverside Raiders and Sheffield Ice Tigers on Sunday, 28th May 2017.
Sunday, 30 April 2017
New Book To Check Out: The Midlife Kitchen
The Midlife Kitchen: Health-Boosting Recipes for Midlife & Beyond
By Mimi Spencer and Sam Rice
304 pages Hardback
Also available for Kindle
Published by Mitchell Beazley
Are you at a point in your life where health is becoming more of a priority? Are you confused by ever-changing headlines that contrive to make the simple act of eating a peril rather than a pleasure? The Midlife Kitchen has the answers.
Available from all good book shops or order via Amazon HERE
By Mimi Spencer and Sam Rice
Available from 4th May
ISBN 9781784723187304 pages Hardback
Also available for Kindle
Published by Mitchell Beazley
Are you at a point in your life where health is becoming more of a priority? Are you confused by ever-changing headlines that contrive to make the simple act of eating a peril rather than a pleasure? The Midlife Kitchen has the answers.
Midlife is not a time to be concerned with food fads and foibles, but rather a glorious opportunity to wrest back control of your eating in the interests of health, happiness and a long life. Taste must certainly come first, but with health firmly snapping at its heels, underpinned by well-established nutritional common sense. Busy lives require simple, sustaining recipes that incorporate health-giving ingredients without too much fanfare or fuss. This book is not about 'clean-eating' or super foods, detoxing or restriction. Instead, it is about building up a balanced and diverse diet, with less sugar, better fat and good carbs.
Alongside each recipe is the Midlife Kitchen emblem, the star anise. With each of the eight seeds representing a specific Midlife Health category - such as Hormone Harmony; Mind, Memory, Mood; or Heart Health - authors Sam and Mimi are able to provide simple nutritional information. Health tips explain the benefits of certain ingredients, while 'Why We Love It' sections explore the advantages of cooking each dish. Midlife Must-Haves show how to create homemade essentials such as Midlife Grown-up Granola, Midlife Power Porridge and Midlife Sweetener.
From Seared Sirloin on Pan-roasted Veg to The Mother of All Greek Salads, Nurture Bircher to Three-ginger Fire Cake, the recipes in this book come together to create a vibrant menu bursting with mouth-watering flavours.
Available from all good book shops or order via Amazon HERE
Friday, 31 March 2017
NIHL North Play Off Weekend Videos - Available to Pre Order!
You can now pre-order your very own DVD or digital highlights of this year’s NIHL North Playoffs being held at iceSheffield on the 8th & 9th April.
This year you can also buy a copy of any full game on DVD or via digital version.
- Highlights: DVD £10 (+£1 P&P) or digital version £7.99
- Full game: DVD £5 (+£1 P&P) or digital version £3.49
All of these include match commentary, previews, analysis and interviews as well as replays, slow motion and goal cameras! Better still, you will be supporting British hockey with your order as the teams will receive part of every purchase!
Orders will also be able to be placed at the Playoffs weekend, though we advise purchasing online which you will be able to from until a month after the Playoffs have been held
For more information or to place your order – go to www.pyromedia.co/NIHL
Saturday, 11 March 2017
Bandy "Try It" Event At Planet Ice Peterborough - Sunday 19th March
There’s a great opportunity to be involved in a little bit of ice sport history next Sunday 19th March as the first bandy event to be staged in this country for 100 years will take place at Peterborough Planet Ice arena – with an opportunity for ice skaters to go along and give the game a try.
A new English Bandy Federation was set up earlier this year and members are now spreading the word and encouraging new people to become interested in the sport.
The driving force behind this project is new EBF President Lyn Gibb-de Swarte, a long term speed skater and coach who was also a founder member of the Streatham Strikers women’s ice hockey in the early 1980s. She has announced plans for a purpose built 100m x 60m indoor bandy ice field – the only one in the country – at a new proposed “Littleport Ice Stadium” - to be constructed at Littleport near Ely in Cambridgeshire, which is in the very heart of fen skating country.
The facility will also have the only 400 meter speed skating track in the country, which will help introduce new people to that sport and also save British competitors having to travel to Holland for training and competitions – as that is where the nearest full size oval track is situated.
The event will be overseen by top bandy coaches from Sweden and also the Czech Head Coach Michael Bratt who has over 20 years’ experience coaching in Sweden, Holland& Russia and now back in his native land.
It is a fitting venue for the renaissance as the game was originally played on the frozen fens back in the 1890s but lost its popularity in this country after the First World War, although it has continued to be a highly popular sport in many other countries to this day.
A new English Bandy Federation was set up earlier this year and members are now spreading the word and encouraging new people to become interested in the sport.
The driving force behind this project is new EBF President Lyn Gibb-de Swarte, a long term speed skater and coach who was also a founder member of the Streatham Strikers women’s ice hockey in the early 1980s. She has announced plans for a purpose built 100m x 60m indoor bandy ice field – the only one in the country – at a new proposed “Littleport Ice Stadium” - to be constructed at Littleport near Ely in Cambridgeshire, which is in the very heart of fen skating country.
The facility will also have the only 400 meter speed skating track in the country, which will help introduce new people to that sport and also save British competitors having to travel to Holland for training and competitions – as that is where the nearest full size oval track is situated.
The game of bandy has been described as both “soccer on ice, and ice hockey with a ball” and Lyn sums it up as” Bandy is a fast, skillful, non-contact sport that any skater can play - and the kit doesn’t cost a fortune either. It’s great fun to watch too, with similar rules to soccer.”
You don’t need have to have played any sort of ice sport before to be able to join in the session, although a basic level of skating ability is necessary.
The bandy try-it event at Peterborough runs from 8pm to 9.30pm on Sunday 19th March and includes a half hour introduction to the game followed by an hour on the ice. The cost is £5 per person and FREE for under-16s. Balls and sticks will be provided
The event will be overseen by top bandy coaches from Sweden and also the Czech Head Coach Michael Bratt who has over 20 years’ experience coaching in Sweden, Holland& Russia and now back in his native land.
To find out more about the game of bandy and forthcoming events, check out the English Bandy Federation’s website HERE
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