An exceptional hockey player like Sidney Crosby would, according to Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences, not only have high bodily kinesthetic intelligence but also likely have high intelligence to be able to keep track of the other players on
The ice, and predict and understand the movement of the puck.

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Visuospatial intelligence involves the ability to visualize and predict spatial relationships, which is crucial for tracking players and the puck in hockey.

An Exceptional Hockey Player Like Sidney Crosby Would, According to Gardner's