Excellent drills, very detailed videos. Useful site for my U15 boys team.
What is a good fitness programme for hockey?
how to plan training for high school to achieve the current goal championship ?
I new teach indoor hockey in senior high school, what drill type can help me to begin teach for my students ? please share me
Can anyone please help me with a full training program for mini hockey for 6 weeks. The kidz are in Grade 2(8 yrs old), practise 2 a week for 45 min and play league games 1 a week.
Morning Team. We from South Africa and we have developed a coaching program for grades 1 to grade 12. These programs were developed to assist our coaches and teachers in how to train the grades they were involved in.I have one question: We are moving to download our paper based training into the Sportplan format as it gives us a way of presenting our product to the coaches and teachers but the question I would like to know is; can we sell the coaching plans through your website?Many thanksIan
Hi all,I coach a school boys teams, ages 12-18.Late last season after a disappointing loss, one of the younger boys made the comment 'Its all xxxx's fault that we lost'. This was made at the end of the game while I was packing away our gear and most, but not all, of the boys had already departed. XXXX wasn't there to hear the comment. Being dumbfounded by this comment, I let it go at the time and have stewed on it during the our off season. I'm of the opinion that this type of comment is unacceptable and should result in disciplinary action of some kind. My thinking at the moment is that I would be remove the player from the game ( if made during the game, even if it leaves us short), pass them on to the school for whatever punishment is deemed appropriate with a request to remove them from the team. Am I being too harsh or unreasonable in my thinking? Are there any strategies that I could employ to stop this kind of commentary? I'm going to discuss it with the school when we get back together before the season starts.
How can I get my players to be accountable for their skills? During drills, they mistrap balls next to the sideline, bounces over, poor passing etc, and it doesn't seem to bother them. I instigate the team accountability, where the team calls them on it, but no one seems to do it.Any suggestions would be great.Cheers,Brent
With pre season looming can you give any advice as to the best training method for ladies hockey team
Hello, I am working with my hockey coach of younger age groups in Turkey. can you help with training planning and technical tactical work
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A few weeks into the league season, poor first touches are costing teams the ball. Coach body shape, scanning and receiving on the move to keep possession.
Pre-season fitness fades fast once the league starts. Build conditioning into ball work and use rolling subs well to keep your squad sharp all season.
The first weeks of the season decide whether a junior or new player sticks with adult hockey. Here is how to keep them safe, give them a clear job and build their confidence from the very first bully.
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