Imagine this: you’re a hockey parent sitting in the stands, cheering your child on during their hockey game. You’ve been to enough games to know how your child’s performance compares to everyone else’s on the team. Strangely, your child gets…
There are a ton of elements that go into the smooth operation of a minor hockey team. There needs to be players to participate, parents and family members to attend the games, referees and a dedicated coach. Not to mention…
This data is one of the reasons why I focus a lot on the quick release wrist shot when teaching different shot types. I consider this information when working with teams and coaches to help them to formulate and fine…
Excerpt …. …A big reason why Mete has the longest goal drought in the NHL is because he can’t shoot. Not literally, but his shot is so ineffective he’s reluctant to even use it. In 68 games this season, Mete…
Being the parent of a child in minor hockey is a challenge, to say the least. First, there are mounds of start-up costs, like registration and equipment. Then you need to make time and arrange rides every week for practices…
Coaches – Have Tim Turk Hockey attend & run your tryouts, allowing you to evaluate your potential players with professionally run drills, exposing their skills & abilities! Players – Prepare for tryouts with a Private Development Session focusing on skills…
Any hockey player knows that tryouts are an important part of the season. They only have a short period of time to demonstrate their skills, and they must also beat out many other capable players at the same time. Tryouts…
It’s become common in today’s hockey world, no matter the age or skill-level of a player, to do more than just attend practices and games to get better at the sport. Many players look for additional ways to improve outside…
It’s no secret that proper nutrition plays a big role in the life of any athlete. Top-notch players need the best fuel possible for their bodies to reach their peak performance. However, one aspect of playing hockey that can often…
