Each CCC-TV episode includes awesome advice from some of hockey’s top coaches and specialty advisors. Non-members should know that the latest episode might only be available to the public for awhile. Currently many past episodes are available to the public on our CCC-TV Youtube Channel. Sometime soon, however, all past episodes may be archived (for members-only to view at their leisure). As usual, there are several segments in this month’s episode that our members won’t want to miss. Awesome advice from some of hockey’s top advisors:– Dr. Mike Bracko– Oldrich Jindra– Dennis Chighisola/Coach Chic– Kimberly Smith Lukhard– Dave Schmitz– Small…
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For an awful lot of years, I’ve felt that a puck and opponents can distract from a player’s concentration as he or she is drilling. (Wait until you see the positional drill I invented years ago!) This segment, however, is all about a player’s wrist (or sweep) shot mechanics, and it gives me the chance to show you how removing a puck from a drill helps my players focus purely on a movement… As a brief aside here, I’ve mentioned elsewhere about how I frequently invent new drills. The current topic is a great example, but it actually stems from…
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Rocket Man (and Asymmetrics)
In the event you didn’t yet see the following video, let me first introduce the so-called “Rocket Man”… Well, you’re there now — at the described link, and I’m about to tell you more… Now, I believe I came across the term “asymmetric” (as in movements) in something I read or heard from the late, great hockey analyst, Howie Meeker. It was sometime during the early 1970s, I believe, when he used that term to describe the reasoning behind a drill the old Soviets were doing during their on-ice warmups. I don’t think he was sure at first glance, but…
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