After years of running hockey schools, clinics, and team sessions, I’ve accumulated a lot of training gear — the kind of equipment that keeps players moving, learning, and improving without wasting time in long lines. And I’m now making the remaining pieces available to anyone who can put them to good use…
Follow along with Dave as he shows you how to use these bands to train your body for more strength and endurance…
Follow along with Dave as he shows you how to use these bands to train your body for more strength and endurance…
Coaches are always looking for ways to help players learn faster, practice smarter, and enjoy the game more. While the basics of hockey — skating, passing, shooting, and positioning — will always be the foundation of player development, the right training aids can make teaching those skills much easier.
A young hockey player can improve faster when he or she starts seeing the game as more than just skating hard and chasing the puck. High‑school athletes who separate themselves from the pack usually do it by understanding the deeper mechanics behind every stride, every pass, and every decision. When you begin to recognize how rhythm, timing, and body control shape your performance — and get to use the Skater’s Rhythm Bar, the game slows down in the best possible way.
Follow along with Dave as he shows you how to use these bands to train your body for more strength and endurance…
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The truth is, teaching the game works best when it becomes a team effort. Every time someone shares a real experience, a smart observation, or a lesson learned from a practice, game, or season, it helps someone else grow. That’s why your voice matters here, and why your comments under each post can help us teach the game in ways no single coach ever could.
Don’t forget to grab all you can from this awesome site, and make this coming month one to truly remember…
Using a mini-band and a single 41″ Quantum band, follow along with Dave as he shows you how to use these two bands to train your lower body strength endurance. You are going to be surprised at how challenging this workout will be. Complete 50-reps per exercise before moving on to the next exercise. Scale Total Reps and Quantum Band Resistance to fit your fitness level.