What would you like to see in future posts?
I aim to please.
At the same time, I’ll tell you why I truly need your help… I have so much content salted away in my studio — and more on old CDs or disks. Yet I forget a lot of that, and I also sometimes forget what others in the game truly want.
So, I’m asking anyone in need to write me. When you do, it would help if I know a little about your hockey circumstances:
- If you’re a coach, a parent or an adult player
- Let me know what geographical area of the hockey world you reside in
- It’ll help to know if this is for a relative beginner, intermediate or advanced
- If this is for a player, let me know how old he or she is
- Then, of course, let me know the area or areas of our game you’d like to see addressed in future posts.
With all that, you’re welcome to email me at any time or enter a specific question in our Ask The Coach section.
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Hi,
I want to ask , in my city from the skating school coming in the hockey school practice all childrens who have little balance , stability and who want to come .
But more players maybe is good from individual sports but in the team sports he not fighting from the puck . I have players in the U12 who practicing ice hockey and he not want the puck.
After the skating school I need one test game ex. soccer with hands and who not want the ball stay in the skating school , and he go maybe in the figure skating or other ice sports .
Although we have a slight language difficulty here, I was able to understand one of the above coach’s concerns, that having to do with getting kids to “fight for the puck”. So, for that, I’ve created a post titled “A Drill To Help Hockey Players Be Aggressive” (https://coachchic.com/a-drill-to-help-hockey-players-be-aggressive/).