In-line Skating
THE Bobby Orr Move
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Read MoreDefenseman’s Figure-8
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Read MoreA New Mighty Mite Pylon Course
I’m sure I’ll continue to unveil new and far more elaborate puckhandling patterns here at CoachChic.com. Not that there’s anything new about different configurations, or that it’s unusual to rearrange the pylons to create different kinds of skating or puckhandling moves. Still, as I’ll suggest in most such entries, various layouts should really be aimed…
Read MoreA Difference in Hockey Teaching Levels
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Read MoreUsing Your In-lines for Hockey Training
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Read MoreTroubles with Hockey Passing & Receiving
Years back I worked with an adult roller hockey player, especially so I could use work with him as an example for other in-line skaters. And at the end of every week, my friend, Jerry Z, usually sent me an email update on his roller hockey goings on. What I especially liked about these were…
Read MoreThe First Rules in Speed Training
Discover the essential rules of speed training, including workout timing, gear choices, and innovative over-speed techniques.
Read MoreNew CC Store Opening
Here’s a chance to dive into a world of hockey knowledge with our collection of ebooks, audiobooks and more. Whether you’re a hockey parent, a coach, a seasoned player or just starting out, we have the resources to elevate your game…
Read MoreBand Training to improve A 40 yard dash
In case members don’t know it, the 40 yard dash is used as a measure of athletes beyond football combines. As a matter of fact, it’s often seen as a measure of an ice hockey player’s sprinting speed…
Read MoreThe Greatest Changes CAN Take Place FROM HERE ONWARD!
Although a lot of folks view hockey time as something like September to March (or April), I have to share a different — very important — slant on that…
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