Where are they now: Dominik Hasek
Hasek pursuing various interests, thinking comeback
While he's currently stepped away from his hockey career, the veteran goalie has been pursuing a variety of interesting activities.
He played beach volleyball, skied on a glacier in the Alps with Czech Olympic downhill skiing medalist Sarka Zahrobska, crossed Albania by bike (he even thought about cycling through Kamchatka), and in the last weekend he competed with professional drivers while racing at the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Race in Barcelona.
"All those activities keep me in good shape. I still think about returning to play hockey next year, so it is important for me to do other sports now and be ready," Hasek said after returning from Spain to his home in Prague.
The Czech legend will turn 47 in January, but you would hardly recognize his age. He is still in shape, like during his Stanley Cup winning days in 2002. He is still working on his flexibility and reflections. He even won a reflection contest on the car racing simulator while competing with many other applicants -- which is how he made it all the way to the race in Barcelona.
(I assume "reflection" is meant to be "reflex")
While he's currently stepped away from his hockey career, the veteran goalie has been pursuing a variety of interesting activities.
He played beach volleyball, skied on a glacier in the Alps with Czech Olympic downhill skiing medalist Sarka Zahrobska, crossed Albania by bike (he even thought about cycling through Kamchatka), and in the last weekend he competed with professional drivers while racing at the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Race in Barcelona.
"All those activities keep me in good shape. I still think about returning to play hockey next year, so it is important for me to do other sports now and be ready," Hasek said after returning from Spain to his home in Prague.
The Czech legend will turn 47 in January, but you would hardly recognize his age. He is still in shape, like during his Stanley Cup winning days in 2002. He is still working on his flexibility and reflections. He even won a reflection contest on the car racing simulator while competing with many other applicants -- which is how he made it all the way to the race in Barcelona.
(I assume "reflection" is meant to be "reflex")