Hockey is an intense, physical sport that attracts highly competitive players with a strong will to win. It’s no surprise then, that many of the parents of these players are just as competitive. After all, genetics combined with upbringing plays…
Multitasking. It’s a difficult skill to acquire. Ever try to listen to a podcast while you’re doing something else, say, mowing the lawn? Either you pay attention to the podcast and you end up mowing over the same spot 3…
It’s time to visit an age-old question in the sport of hockey. Which is better, private training or group training? Some people say private training is always the best choice because the instructor is focused solely on you, with no…
Coaching is a difficult and equally important job. A coach’s role is mainly to teach their student the fundamentals of whatever sport they’re learning, but a top-notch coach needs to impact their players’ lives in other ways, too. A coach…
When it comes to sports, skill is important, but it is not he only thing that matters in performance. Even the most skilled players will make mistakes and experience adversity, so it is important for them to remain confident about…
Lack of focus on a hockey team can be a big problem for coaches. It happens at all ages and skill levels too—-it’s not just the younger ones that fool around and chit-chat! As a coach, you want your team…
As a minor hockey coach, you just want the best for your team. You want them to have a fun, exciting season, and make friends with their teammates along the way. You want them to learn a lot from you…
Article written By Marc Antoine Godin Oct 18, 2019 from the Athletic.com No player in the Canadiens’ historical annals had endured a longer wait to score his first NHL goal. In his 127th career game, Victor Mete decided the joke…
Imagine taking part in a team sport without any communication whatsoever. No direction from the coaches, no talking amongst players, and no game plan whatsoever. That’s a recipe for disaster, and hockey is no exception. The greatest hockey teams have…
There are two main factors that contribute to the success of a hockey team. The first is the players. Each player on the team needs to be focused, dedicated, and willing to do what it takes to bring home wins….
