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Not only is it better to have drills and skills that match the game but kids especially learn faster when they're having fun. If you're coaching mites, don't do stationary stick handling or handling between cones. Play knockout, or 1 v 1 keep away, you not only work on stick handling in a more game like setting but you also teach good habits like keeping your head up and skating to open ice.

Lots of tool, but not a big enough tool box. Grow the tool box, then find the tools

Don’t just gloss over the 50% tax. This shouldn’t be normalized, our ROI for taxes is disproportionate.

I'm just thinking this sh&^ is way too expensive and I should have picked a cheaper sport.

The problem with the guy who doesn't play hard is yes you're correct.. that guy may be your best option on the power play but he hurts your team in 5 on 5 hockey. Doesn't matter if you score 3 goals if 4 are scored on you lol

Love listening to detailed nuts n bolts conversations from coaches and players… keeps me sharp, on track and gives me perspective

I dunno, ive played hockey my entire 35 year life and every position. Wing and defence the longest, but now im mostly centre being the more experienced guy on the team and im trying to expand my knowledge and understanding of the position as its not quite as natural for me… i thought this was a good start - thanks

Gym training is so excellent. But the problem I found was that if you want to train for a sport-hockey-there’s so much fluff out there if you want to pay someone to train you. I was very surprised to come across several organizations whose training philosophy and practices offer very low efficiency for strength and agility as pertains to hockey. For example, one trainer was convinced that plyometrics could simply be substituted in place of high intensity strength training. And he does this because his hockey athletes don’t usually have enough time to spend doing Olympic lifts to get the right posture and then progress in that. He doesn’t seem to understand that these two things work in different ways and should be employed in tandem. And this is an expensive training facility that works with hockey players. And if you had no knowledge of athletic training, as a parent, you would waste thousands on something like this. It’s not that this training offers no benefit. It’s just very low efficiency by comparison to what can be done. So the comment I’d like to make for anyone looking into this, is educate yourself about fitness science, and athletic training. Don’t let the dude who’s trying to sell you a package be your only source of knowledge on the subject.

$950, 000 USD Max ELC as 18-21 year old's.. yeah, definitely not making their money 😅 What a trash take

Guy with the hat needs to stop talking and listen

Thank California for jock tax. This is the reason guys like Austin Mathews have a salary for the league minimum and a 53 mil signing bonus to avoid taxes.

What about Rush?

Pathetic. 💸

Even a 70% Kaner is going to 1) sell some jerseys with his name on the back so brings commercial value and 2) is a better risk as a known professional than whatever rookie kid you get to replace him with

7 Nation Army by the White Stripes just makes me want to smash into someone - even as a 50 year old coach.

For all of you as confused as me on the Escrow here you go. Also Andy was right, the first year of the CBA was 20% The National Hockey League (NHL) uses escrow fees to ensure that the revenue split between players and owners is 50/50. Escrow is a percentage of a player's salary that is withheld and put into a bank account. The amount withheld is determined at the start of each season, and can be adjusted after each quarter. Here's how escrow works: Withhold: At the beginning of each season, the league withholds a percentage of each player's salary. Pool: The withheld money is put into a bank account. Adjust: If the league's share of revenue is below 50% at the end of the year, money is taken from the escrow pool to make up the difference. If the league's share is above 50%, the extra money is given to the players as a bonus. Return: Any money left over in the escrow pool is returned to the players. Escrow is used as a safety net when revenue forecasts are off and the players' contract money would give them a larger share of the revenue. Players generally dislike escrow because it means they lose a percentage of their salary. The amount of escrow withheld varies from season to season: 2020-21: 20% 2021-22: 17% 2022-23: 10% Final three seasons of the CBA: 6%

The 4th line players in the NHL are almost 95% of the time players who were first line players in the CHL or College but willing to take on that role to play in the NHL.

if anyone else is looking for Eric's Dad and sisters cover, here is the link and I will say it is is pretty bad ass! they crushed it and she's not bad to look at either ;) ruclips.net/video/0KFBq-7_-Ks/видео.html

plus ovechkin is still gonna sell tickets his last few years to people like me who just want to see a couple slapshots

It most definitely exists. Just watch for lingering parents hanging around the locker room. But unfortunately the coaches eat it up.

Bad

thanks for this podcast! it has really helped me out with our 13 year old son (6ft and 150lbs) - he truly wants to play hockey & I have no clue about how to help him out - he's not a superstar player - he just wants to practice and play hard every day. The biggest thing is that he's so worried that he plays too defensive as a defenseman. This video has truly helped me out, as well as my son, with some great advice! Thank you

Some U-8 parents want the equivalent of teaching a child how to play Beethoven when they can't even play chopsticks. If it is not fun, they won't do it.

One thing that could be considered politics in every sport is that if someone is drafted in the first round, they get a MUCH longer rope than say a 3rd rounder

How do I help my 7 year old gain better Hockey game sense? His game days are during the weekends? Development practcies 2 twice a week... If I get him to watch a game, what are some things I can ask or do to help him effectively watch and study the game??? Am I suppose to find ways to help him play more games??? And how?? Are you suggesting to sign up for more leqgues??

Thank you for this!

Great interview. Would love to hear his real opinions on not getting more time in nhl cause of his size. He held back on that one. Does his Matterhorn fit use arp wave or a different dc stim unit!?

Great interview. Would love to hear his real opinions on not getting more time in nhl cause of his size. He held back on that one. Does his Matterhorn fit use arp wave or a different dc stim unit!?

well said

So basically you can’t lmao, conform to woke garbage institutions or be shunned

Best regards to Ryan from Russia! ❤❤❤ Great player and person!

I almost think they wanted to restrict players from leaving the states and maintain a healthy feed to USHL for college eligibility

Where can I find the videos on the basics?

Love this model Teaching it tonight, and hopefully applying it tomorrow night

Amazing 🔥

Its a tough subject... i.e. I am a head coach of a 6U team. 1/2 the kids are learn to skate... which this information does apply. the other 1/2 of the kids have been in camps, leagues and off ice sessions. The dynamic of the practice is total ]ly different per group. Keep the same drills and modify per the group in the drill

You should wear more jackets

How does the NCAA program compare to CHL? Who plays/practices more? What's better for development? NCAA is a great place for good players that won't play pro

Good discussion.

Forgive me for asking, but who are these guys? I find them informative and entertaining, just wondering who they are. Thanks 😊

This isnt a debate man. #66 and #99 were guys I watched in my youth. Those guys were very dominant on the ice. Not too mention some of the Europeans like Selanne and Jagr. Many more. DIFFERENT ERA. The equipment today is much better. Sticks built for snipers. To actually think #99 wouldn't be is the most dumbest thing you can say. Its an immature analogy that a kid or a 20 year old would say. In my opinion I prefer watching games from when I was a kid then today. Guys dont crash tha net anymore. Hardle any 3-1 2-1. Goalies are too robotic and boring. I prefer the acrobatic saves. Hardly any bone crushing clean hits anymore. The game is worse today esp with the cap.

However, what does the league talk about? Points, if there isn't enough points from a player, they trade him

Can you tell me what I should do if I’m getting frustrated with my teammates?

Its a really interesting analysis on hockey honestly, because shifts are one of the most underrated parts of the game and would love more in depth or even film on this

Warren Clark...as in SCSU Warren Clark? Ended right there...where can I watch the rest of this discussion?

Wow…. Huge take away. Coach to the top and the ones that aren’t there yet will get something. I make the mistake of spending too much time with the low group sometimes. Thanks for the mindshift.

Sure if you want your kids to hate hockey, I would say this is a bad idea for kids under 13, early age should just be about your friends and the love of the game and fun, by the time they early teens they should be able to discern if they wish to continue playing hockey or maybe do something else.

Most lower level hockey coaches are overweight fat jock wannabees with overinflated egos. There's a lot of favoritism and racism in lower level Sports - especially blue States. (I don't do politics) Every time there's a political trend, parents interject their politics into kids sports. These are the wannabes that got a boo boo in 8th grade that prevented them from being a Hall of famer They live vicariously through their children because they have no lives

I think a trap that a lot of people fall into is chasing the name... sometimes someone who has very little experience playing a sport can be a much better teacher to youth than someone who played pro level. There's more recency a lot of times with them learning a technique which makes it more relatable and easier to teach a kid that very same technique

Do you have any more Center responsibility game format so my 13 yr old can understand