Add/update a club

Please help us help people find your hockey club. There are three ways to provide information, pick whichever is best for you. You can:

• Submit a comment on the bottom of the relevant place page.
• Create a new report from the field on GitHub
• Send the following information to 2PuckU@GMail.com:
  • Country: ***
  • Province/State/Region: ***
  • City/Town: ***
  • Contact Information: *** Please give us a Name AND email and/or telephone; we will be happy to list any additional contact information you like. However, we can't list a club unless our visitors can reach you. Note! If you give us a contact address that is different from the address of a practice location, please make this clear so that we do not accidentally send strangers to your home expecting an underwater hockey game!
  • Club Name:
  • Practice locations: For each pool, the name, address and a link to Google Maps works well
  • Practice times
  • Website, Facebook group, Meetup, etc

Become an editor

Get access to make a small change or revamp an entire region you know! It is easy and free. See the editor guide on GitHub for more details.

Fix the website

All the source code for this website is available for free at https://github.com/TomGoBravo/tourist-with-flask. Please clone, play, ask questions, check out the issues, improve and send pull requests.

History

Thanks for visiting the Underwater Hockey Tourist website. Did you know that this site has been up and running since '96? Lisa de Speville in South Africa founded it and in 2002 the Houston Underwater Hockey Trust started maintaining it at pucku.org. In 2006 Tom started contributing technical help, moving the data to an XML file, adding a map and effort to cull stale data. Chris has continued applying updates sent by email and in 2019 Tom changed the server to a more modern open source Python-Flask system.

Here's the old UWH Skills section:

• Basic Individual Skills - Roger Kemp
• 7-week Fitness Training Program - SA Ladies
• Essential Stickwork - Mary-Anne Stacey
• Stretching for UWH - Lisa de Speville