Coming… July & August 2026
Long‑time hockey friends should know that I create this page each month as a courtesy to my members and potential members, trying to give everyone a sense of what’s “coming” within the next month. (As always, I’ve purposely saved a couple of slots for this coming month, so please keep an eye out for those “Extra” postings.)
With that, I hope visitors will keep checking here (as well as for our latest podcast and Hockey Myths) as those changes are announced elsewhere.
~ Dennis
PS: Due to my recent difficulties with Internet connections, I’ve combined the latest two months of planned post topics (July & August) into one:
- “Why So Many Players Misread Pressure — And How To Train Better Reactions”
- “The Hidden Mistakes in Summer Stickhandling Routines”
- “How to Help Young Defensemen Stop Panicking Under Forecheck Heat”
- “Confidence and fear” (with Shawnee Harle)
- “The Truth About Shooting Mechanics: What Actually Improves Accuracy”
- “Why Players Struggle With Game Pace — Even When They’re Fast Skaters”
- “The New Science Behind ‘First Touch’ Skills for 2026”
- “How to Build Hockey IQ in Players Who Don’t Watch Games”
- “Keys to Building USABLE STRENGTH with Bands” (with Dave Schmitz)
- “Why So Many Players Misjudge Defensive Gaps — And How to Train Better Reads”
- “The New Realities of 2026 Off‑Ice Speed Training — What Actually Works Now”
- “How to Help Young Forwards Stop Throwing Away Possession Under Pressure”
- “Solve Problems” (with Shawnee Harle)
- “The Truth About Modern Stick Flex — What Players Get Wrong About Power”
- “Why Breakouts Fail Before the First Pass — And How Coaches Can Fix It”
- “The Hidden Skill Behind Elite Net‑Front Play: Body Positioning Without Penalties”
- “How to Build Hockey IQ in Players Who Don’t Watch Games”
- “Keys to Building USABLE STRENGTH with Bands”
- “Core Band Training” (with Dave Schmitz)
Don’t forget to comment often under these posts — it really helps us, and also do take advantage of speaking with and questioning Professor Bee or me.
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FYI… From time to time there arises a glitch in the mechanism behind Professor Bee. We do, however, check that at least twice per day, hoping to ensure it’s working the next time you return.
