Just to kick things off with a little excitement, watch as much of this video as you’d like (there’s not going to be a test at the end — LOL). By the way, although there’s a lot of hockey mentioned in this post, I’m going to suggest that parents and coaches in other sports will ultimately…
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Above is a sample of the “Rules for Winners” flashcards. The difference for our members is that the full flashcards (coming soon) will be controllable. From a learning perspective, here’s what I recommend: Personally, I think the best coaches (and parents) can make this kind of learning fun. Got questions? I’d like to hear them.…
Okay, so a fresh season got underway a few months back, with a whole bunch of players reporting to their new teams and their new coaches. Personally, I’ve always liked to see each of my new players — or my new team — as a blank canvas on which to paint a new masterpiece (okay,…
Now, trust me: that I can appreciate how countless 20-something fans can really get into hockey fights. Frankly, so did I when I was much younger. In fact, I can totally understand how hockey fans love to see a lot of rough and tumble things as they watch a game and cheer for their favorite team —…
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This video wasn’t intended to share more than some very basic information. Rather, it was meant to stress the importance of “the other side of sport”, and to set the tone for future “mental training” posts. With that, I have nothing more to add right now, but I would love to hear member input below.