mise en échec | GDT - Vitrine linguistique
Contact physique avec le haut du corps dans le but de faire perdre la rondelle à son adversaire, de le ralentir ou de le freiner.
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- In hockey and related contexts, “mise en échec” refers to a body check intended to separate a player from the puck. Recent coverage often discusses legal or safety considerations around checks, including rule changes and penalties for illegal checks.[3][4]
- There are ongoing discussions and educational videos from hockey organizations illustrating proper technique and disciplinary actions for illegal checks, which can influence how the phrase is used in current sports coverage.[4][10]
- In French-language resources, the term is defined as a physical contact aimed at slowing or dislodging an opponent to gain control of the puck (with emphasis on safety and rule compliance).[6][9]
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