Young Goalies often believe their job begins when the puck is shot. It doesn’t. A Goalie can make a spectacular save after getting caught out… Read More »GOALIE COACH GARY™ — ALL AGES – THE SAVE STARTS BEFORE THE SHOT
POST 1 — CORE QUESTION Are Private Hockey Lessons Worth the Money? Answer:Hockey lessons are worth the money when they fix a specific weakness, provide… Read More »02 – ANSWER – PARENTS – ARE PRIVATE HOCKEY LESSONS WORTH THE MONEY?
Stay strong. Keep playing. Coach Jane helps girls maintain balance, see pressure early, and compete for space within their competition’s rules.
Body first. Puck safe. Coach Jane explains how balance, body position, and moving feet help girls protect possession and prepare the next play.
Talk early and help your Team. Coach Jane shows girls how short, useful calls can support the next play, with age-based lessons and quick quizzes.
Skating is the foundation of Goalie movement. At U7-U9, a young female Goalie is still learning balance, edges, stops, starts and recovery. Therefore, advanced Goalie… Read More »GOALIE COACH GAIL™ – PARENTS – U7-U9 Skating Comes First
REAL QUESTIONS. REAL RESEARCH. REAL ANSWERS.™ Playing time is one of the fastest ways to turn a normal Hockey season into a family argument. Parents… Read More »04 – ANSWER – PARENTS – WHEN SHOULD A PARENT TALK TO THE COACH ABOUT PLAYING TIME?
REAL CURRENT QUESTIONS – REAL CURRENT RESEARCH – REAL CURRENT ANSWERS.™ Should a young Hockey Player choose a higher competitive level with fewer opportunities to… Read More »03 – ANSWER – PARENTS – IS IT BETTER TO PLAY AT A HIGHER LEVEL OR GET MORE ICE TIME?
STICK DOWN. BE READY.™ is a simple instruction, but the meaning should keep changing as the female Hockey Player develops. At U5, the lesson is
… Read More »2 – COACH JANE™: ALL AGES – Teach Female Players to Keep Their Stick Ready
SEARCH FOR THE HOCKEY ANSWER™ – SPRING HOCKEY HOCKEY PARENT INTELLIGENCE™ | QUESTION 5 – SPRING HOCKEY Every spring, Hockey parents face a familiar decision.
… Read More »05 – ANSWER – PARENTS – SHOULD MY CHILD PLAY SPRING HOCKEY OR TAKE TIME OFF?
