Retired Sedin twins finish Grouse Grind ahead of every Canucks prospect

The Grouse Grind is one of the most notorious trails for NHL hopefuls, becoming a regular part of training for the Vancouver Canucks prospect pool. Though the hike is only 2.5 kilometers, it stretches 800 meters upwards, making this a grueling climb.

However, Macklin Celebrin's older brother Aiden Celebrini shared that it was not the young ones who smoked the competition. Despite being twice the age of many of the prospects, former Vancouver Canucks twin duo Daniel and Henrik Sedin flew past the rest of the bunch.

Though already an impressive feat for the 43-year-olds, this is not out of the ordinary for the Sedin twins. Daniel Sedin pulled off 11 runs in one day last year, making staying ahead of the Vancouver Canucks prospect pool a simple task.

Though their time on the ice is finished, it is clear that the Sedin twins are still elite athletes. It is now a wonder how long it will take for the Vancouver Canucks to pick up prospects who can outrun them. As it looks now, it could be quite some time.

Source: Canucks Army
Sedins finish ahead of every Canucks prospect on Grouse Grind