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Mea Culpa

Thursday, 9 February, 2017 by Dean Holden I am still alive and coaching / teaching… actually, that’s why I haven’t posted since the end of October. My university teaching load was incredibly busy this...

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Don’t Be That Guy: 7 Attributes of Bad Minor Hockey Coaches

by Jamie McKinven, 3 February 2014 I recently wrote an article entitled, “10 Reasons Why I Would Never Coach Minor Hockey” that was posted on my blog site, glassandout.com.  People had been asking me...

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Blocked Practice vs. Random Practice: Shake Things up in your Training and in...

By Dr. Allison Belger, 18 August 2013 You know the old adage “Practice Makes Perfect?”  My soccer coach in high school, who at the time held some serious records for most consecutive wins in high...

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Playing is Not Coaching: Why so Many Sporting Greats Struggle as Coaches

by Steve Rynne and Chris Cushion, 7 February, 2017 Wayne Gretzky Coaching Record Team Year Regular Season Post Season G W L OTL Pts Finish Result PHX 2005–06 82 38 39 5 81 5th in Pacific Missed...

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Explicit vs. Implicit Learning

by The Sport Science Collective, 24 September 2016   This is a short video (under three minutes) about the differences between explicit learning (coach-centered, traditional learning which creates a...

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Hockey Mom –‘Encouragement’!

by CBC – The Irrelevant Show, 12 February 2015 Season 2015, Episode 300200615, 04:08 Young Ethan teaches his mom how to scream “encouragement” from the stands during his hockey games! <One of the...

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The Best Areas on the Ice to Score Goals

by Ontario Minor Hockey Association, 7 July 2016 Every goal counts the same on the scoreboard. When the puck finds its way into the back of the net, there’s no reason not to celebrate. Coaches and...

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Maple Leafs Coach Babcock Discusses Coaching Philosophy

by Dan Robson, 17 February 2017 Coaches are involved in every facet of the game, from drawing up a last-second play to making sure the healthy scratch works harder instead of losing hope. They don’t...

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The Perfectionist

by Brett Popplewell, February 2015 How does Mike Babcock do it? What’s behind the genius of the NHL’s most sought-after coach? It’s simple, really: He hates to lose. And sometimes he even hates to win....

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Time For Tough Love In Minor Hockey

by Gordon Clark, 5 March 2017 After nearly a decade of volunteering in minor hockey, I’ve come to a sad conclusion — it’s time to hurt the children. No, of course I don’t mean physically harm kids....

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Hockey’s Biggest Shift: Fifty Years of Evolution in NHL Coaching

by Eric Duhatschek, 12 March 2017 From Toe Blake to Pat Quinn, the way coaching has shaped the game of hockey has changed drastically over the past 50 years. (Getty Images) There was a time when...

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How to Adapt the Game of Hockey to Novice: Tom Renney

by Gregg Kennedy and Richard Bercuson, 18 March 2017 Grassroots – The Minor Hockey Show Saturday mornings, Gregg Kennedy and Richard Bercuson are the hosts of Grassroots, a provocative look at the...

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Minor Hockey League Needs Lesson in Common Sense After Game Decided by Coin Toss

by Ken Campbell, 21 March 2017 A bantam quarterfinal game in Calgary was unfairly settled by a coin flip, mostly thanks to overzealous league administrators following arcane rules. A lot can be learned...

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State of Play: Child & Youth Development in Sport

by Mark O’Sullivan, 16 March, 2017 I recently wrote an article for the Irish Times about the role of the youth coach being more challenging than ever. I am very grateful for how the article has been...

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Perfecting Practice

by Jayson Hron, 13 August 2016 Games get the glory, but practice remains a passion for Barry Smith. “It’s really the only avenue to improvement,” said the Chicago Blackhawks’ director of player...

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Science Says the Most Successful Kids Have Parents Who Do These 9 Things

by Christina DesMarais, 9 Sept 2017 Much has been written about the attributes of high-achieving adults, and what makes them different from everyone else. But if you’re a parent, a more compelling...

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Hockey’s Biggest Shift: 50 Years of Evolution in NHL Coaching

by Eric Duhatschek, 10 March 2017 From Toe Blake to Pat Quinn, the way coaching has shaped the game of hockey has changed drastically over the past 50 years. Getty Images There was a time when coaching...

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How To Practice Effectively, According To Science

by Anastasia Tsioulcas, 6 March 2017 Animated cellist TED-Ed   Practice is a physical activity, of course, but it’s also hard mental work — if you’re doing it right. A new video published by TED Ed...

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