Addressing listener mail — a welcome to “Pure Hockey Magazine” readers Benefits of Coach Chic’s work in “the bunker” Team NEHI spring workouts in The MOTION Lab Using media to enhance coaching
Back in ‘the bunker”… Some (unusual?) ideas about equipment adaptations Comparing the needs of a baseball batter to those of a hockey player Sharing thoughts on mixing new training ideas with old ones More about my teams’ off-season training program
This may be one of the most information packed podcasts I’ve ever produced. There’s tons here, including: A description of my “bunker” A continuation of Daniel Coyle’s study of the Russians’ tennis program, along with some ideas for adapting his observations to the development of our young hockey players A better idea for off-ice warmups…
This episode center’s around Jack Blatherwick and a piece about “learning new skills”: Play: It’s not just fun – Blatherwick Top 10 Strategies for Learning New Skills – Farheen Gani How to Grow a Super-Athlete – Daniel Coyle
In this episode, youth coaches and parents should hear my segment on nurturing our youngest skaters into becoming extremely confident…
In this episode I addressed one of my Rules for Winners, this having to do with always keeping ones eyes on the puck — both defensively and offensively. I also promised to share a video containing lots of off-ice training ideas — which is timely, because of the current day pandemic limiting many rinks and players…
In this episode I’ll be fielding some questions from listeners, these having to do with my Skater’s Rhythm-bar, slideboard use, and hockey sticks. If you look at the nearby photo, I’ll explain why I enjoyed a particular junior high school team so much. (What I didn’t mention in the podcast is how proud I was…
This program adds a little more on the hockey skating stride, as well as a lot on individual “skills”. And, as I’ll so often say, it’s advice you probably won’t find anywhere else. You can always find info on my latest free online coaching webinars here: FREE MASTERMIND MEETUPS I have an idea for a…
Oh, boy. A link to the video that caused such an uproar so many years ago is to follow — from before I was able to dig up all the scientific information to really support my thesis. Take a look and listen, though, and tell me how I’m wrong: Ice Hockey – Balance In…
This episode is a lot about the two special videos I created for use in The MOTION Lab, along with some advice no member will want to miss! Sorry, if the above mentioned videos aren’t available for everyone. They ARE that valuable.