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As the above graphic suggests, there is quite a history to my MP Drill Format. As a matter of fact, my way of sharing ideas probably differs greatly from others, in that I want those who trust in me to totally understand the behind-the-scenes stuff, or how I ultimately arrived at a given problem’s solution.…
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Aaaaah… I love it when folks toss their hockey problems my way (even if I’m not sure I can answer them)! Okay, so not long ago I received the following question (which might just be a huge challenge for me). Please take a read… This actually came by way of Twitter, but I thought it…
Now, trust me: that I can appreciate how countless 20-something fans can really get into hockey fights. Frankly, so did I when I was much younger. In fact, I can totally understand how hockey fans love to see a lot of rough and tumble things as they watch a game and cheer for their favorite team —…
Long time hockey friends know I love fielding questions — because trying to solve them tends to make me really think, and to perhaps even become better at what I do. However, as I joked to the coach who sent me the most recent one, he didn’t have to start with such a toughie. Yup, developing…
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Okay, if anyone thinks they can’t learn something valuable in a discussion about young players, think again. And if we have some high school or Junior coaches as members here, I’m going to suggest this would prove a very worthwhile read for them. Now, Carol, a Twitter friend from long ago, and a Manager for…
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