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Five Signs Your Club Is Ready for a Change
June 2, 2023
Don’t keep letting the great ones go without making some changes. Personal reasons, moving to another state, career changes, are unavoidable. Toward the finish line of the season, it is recommended that club directors run some checks and balances to evaluate if your club is running on all cylinders, and identify the changes that can […]
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Ice Hockey Families Get Creative in Solving Time, Cost Concerns
June 2, 2023
Many families wrestle with the time and money needed to play youth sports, but those challenges can be even more significant when it comes to hockey, with all of its equipment and rinks that are sometimes far away. For the less wealthy, having a child who dreams of hockey can look like a nightmare. Megan […]
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Coaching Q-and-A: Northeastern’s Berman Praises Small-Area Games, Warns Against Early Specialization
June 2, 2023
Managing their emotions on a daily basis is really important. The skill level piece of teaching the game, how every kid is on a different level – every kid learns at a different pace and every kid is motivated by something a little bit different. Coaching Q-and-A: Northeastern’s Berman praises small-area games, warns against early […]
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2019 College Baseball Camps
June 2, 2023
Attending college baseball camps offers many benefits. Learn more on what they are.
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Coaching and Correcting the Fundamentals of Skating
June 2, 2023
“If you’re leaning forward, you’ve taken some of what you weigh off of your hips and skates, so you’re already compromising how much speed you can generate.” Ice skating is a specialized form of movement compared to other sports. Hockey players need to learn the biomechanics involved in producing speed and power on skates, which […]
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The State of Athleticism in Youth Hockey
June 2, 2023
It’s not just happening in hockey. It’s happening in all youth sports. It’s happening at home, too – screen time is through the roof with iPads, phones, computers, Fortnite and so on. Can your kid do a right-handed cartwheel? A somersault? Can they throw a baseball or a football? Do they know how to skip? […]
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How Small Clubs Thrive in a Competitive Market
June 2, 2023
If club’s niche is offering a regional program that is more affordable and time manageable, make that program the best it can be. The increase in junior volleyball participation has led to growth in the number of junior volleyball clubs. New clubs are forming, large clubs are acquiring smaller ones, and on average a club […]
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Your Guide to 2019 College Volleyball Camps
June 2, 2023
Find a complete list of college volleyball camps near you, and identify which camp is the right one for you to attend. College volleyball camps are a great way to improve your game and get evaluated by coaches. To help you find the right camp, NCSA has compiled a definitive list of every 2019 college […]
Developing the Best
June 2, 2023
Whether it’s offense, defense or goaltending, we’ll take them at all levels, but I do believe the development is there and our development path in our country with junior hockey is really growing. Perhaps even before a player takes the ice, USA Hockey is dedicated to developing boys and girls, able-bodied or disabled, to be […]
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From Hunters to Heroes: The story of the Rhino Cup Champions League
June 2, 2023
How three inspired innovators used soccer to take down poaching and inspire a new generation of athletes in southern Africa. On the night he met Matt Bracken, Protrack Anti-Poaching Unit founder, Vincent Barkas, watched the barrel-chested American’s long hair flop wildly as he jumped up and down – apparently dancing – and thought to himself, “This guy […]
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