Skating
Answer: The Hockey Skater’s Thrust and Shoulder Movements
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Read MoreAgility Ladder Training for Hockey Players
As has been mentioned several times and in several places, I’ll be running a series of videos demonstrating my way of adapting agility ladder training for hockey players. This post is my aim at helping coaches, parents and adult players to ready for that form of training. First, of course, you’ll need a ladder… And,…
Read MoreDealing With “Gross” Motor Skill Problems
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Read MoreThe Nature of Our Game
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Read MoreA Long Range Plan For Improved Skating
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Read MoreSetting Up a Move or Deke
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Read MoreDealing With YOUR Local Skate Sharpener
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Read MoreNo Detail Too Small To Study
That featured photo up there may have confused some of my long time readers but, I think you’ll soon understand its meaning… Ya, I begin this entry with one of my favorite sayings, this one borrowed from the late, great Soviet hockey coach, Anatoli Tarasov. As I recall, “The Father of Russian Hockey” was referring…
Read MoreCoach Chic’s Hockey Podcast #15
This program happens to be loaded with great advice about the hockey skating stride. And, as I’ll so often say, it’s advice you probably won’t find anywhere else. Continuing something I started last month, you might take a look and listen to the YouTube video that caused such a stir: Ice Hockey – Balance In…
Read MoreSo You Think Your Genes Determine Your Fate In Sports? – Part 2
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