Ep.223 | NCAA Coach on Parents, ‘Snap’ in the Stands, Parent Factor - PowerTech Development Podcast
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- Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025
- Hockey Parents & The Impact You Have on the Game
What’s the WORST parent behavior you’ve seen at a rink?
Hockey parents play a HUGE role in their child’s development, but are you helping or hurting their chances of success? In this episode, we dive deep into the hard conversations about parent behavior in the stands, D1 coach insights, and the right way to support your child without getting in the way.
Topics Covered:
What D1 coaches REALLY think about hockey parents (17:40)
The hardest thing for parents to accept about coaching decisions (31:00)
Are you supporting or sabotaging your young hockey player? (41:30)
Why yelling at refs is a BAD look for you and your child (55:20)
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Been watching your channel for a while, and your youth ice hockey parenting tips have helped me a lot with my four year old. Sending greetings from Latvia!
Parent cuts matter in a tie.
In minor hockey - u15 under elite I feel that tryouts matter for bubble or uncertain kids. Coaches kids? Promotions until it gets uncomfortable. If your kid 'should have made it' to a higher level, then he should dominate that year, make organization evaluators look bad and get a promotion next year.
However, if your kid is in div2, and is 'average' on the team? Guess what? He's where he needs to be.
This year, we have kids butt hurt they didn't make aaa. They were on prev age group aaa, and had 5 points, in ~30games. Quit halfway through season 'cause he was on aa. Wth? There's 3 kids on the team in same category. AAA or we quit. They've given up, and deserve to be benched most games. $6k-$10k /yr fees! Could play juniors somewhere.
The worst part is, they should be the top players on the team, and show leadership to the kids/1st years. Some are super skilled. It's sad to watch.
Anything over an hour my dad drives In his slippers
adversity builds character