Coach Chic’s Hockey Podcast 57
Within “AI” circles “Michael” is viewed as a good one, and don’t forget to view this post as an introduction to September’s content…
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As youâll likely discover from my comments in numerous other areas, Iâm really big into allowing very young skaters to play as free as birds. Said another way, Iâd love for little guys and gals to play wide-open, offensive hockey, at least at first. Itâs just great for their skill development (and it probably helps…
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Your Ideas, Our Next Book! Weâre excited to announce a brand-new feature here at CoachChic — the Hockey Book Lab! This is your chance to shape the future of hockey literature. Whether youâre a coach, parent, or player, we know you have unique insights into whatâs needed in the world of hockey training, strategy, or…
Of course, mental toughness is super-important in hockey, and that’s why we’re always thrilled to have Shawnee Harle present her insights in this area, this time suggesting members should “Help Your Kids With Mental Toughness”. If you like Shawnee’s presentation — or if you have any questions for her, please comment below.
I usually hate the crazing terms that arise in hockey coaching circles, because most of them hardly describe the technique or principle theyâve been applied to. That, however, isnât the case with the expressions âreadâ and âreactâ. To me, âreadingâ a play is a mental skill, and it also requires a high degree of alertness. …
As many of you might know by now, I once ran 2-teams under the New England Hockey Institute banner. The high school guys were with me from late-May until Thanksgiving (when the local school teams began), and my junior high school aged kids were with me for almost 11-months. For sure, I did a lot…
Within “AI” circles “Michael” is viewed as a good one, and don’t forget to view this post as an introduction to September’s content…
Iâve seen versions of the following numerous times over the years. And, while each point is valid, Iâll suggest that key âcommandmentsâ in hockey probably arenât limited to just ten (in fact, Iâll someday let you know my rather extensive list). Anyway, I some time ago happened upon the following graphic on Facebook. And, although…