Quick-Shot:
Parents, Coaches and Players who seek to improve Hockey Skills can look
to the Pros as examples of successful players who are well-rounded, and
invested in athletic development beyond singular sport focus.
Long Version:
Some say hockey players are born and you can’t teach kids to become
great hockey players. Truth...
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
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February
Quick Shot: Drilling down on the concept of Athleticism, I take a closer look at some of the Game's Pioneers, Builders, and Hockey Greats.
Long Version: George Kingston, a Canadian Hockey icon has been a major contributor to Hockey and to development of Youth, Elite and Pro Hockey Players around the world for almost 50 years. At age...
Posted on Tuesday, February 18, 2014 by drjodyanderson
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February

Quick Shot: Hockey
affords many opportunities for its participants to learn far more than
technical skills related to Sport. Early on in an Individual's life, the
Game introduces Building Blocks that serve as foundation to bigger Life
Lessons that are naturally learned through Play.
Long Version:
As I look back to my own experience playing...
Posted on Tuesday, February 18, 2014 by drjodyanderson
18
February

Quick Shot: Seasoned athletes know from experience that winning and losing are
both possible, and neither is definite nor forever. In the sport of
hockey, the duration of a shift; a game; and of the season itself puts a
demand on players to refrain from celebrating prematurely, and to
regulate their emotions through the many small victories...
Posted on Tuesday, February 18, 2014 by drjodyanderson
18
February

Quick Shot: Selfless
acts or “sacrifices” are woven into the game of Hockey and they find
their way into the lives of its participants. Hockey is a fast, dynamic
game that periodically invites players with unique opportunities to
excel, perform and to showcase and share their Gifts, on and off the
ice.
Long Version: Hockey is a fast, dynamic...
Posted on Tuesday, February 18, 2014 by drjodyanderson
18
February

T-E-A-M (Together Everyone Achieves More)
Bobby Knight is a Hall of Fame Basketball Coach from Indiana, and lover of Sport. His description of T-E-A-M, “Together Everyone Achieves More” is a simple way for players and Coaches to understand and own a broad meaning of Teamwork, and of what playing on a Team is all about. In hockey, perhaps...
Posted on Tuesday, February 18, 2014 by drjodyanderson
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