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Cutting Costs for Officials
June 2, 2023
While it remains to be seen what effect these changes will have, Leaf is confident that change is a good thing for the organization. USA Hockey alters registration fee structure to encourage more officials to advance With the number of officials dwindling at the higher levels, USA Hockey decided it was time for sweeping change. […]
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Five Tips for Marketing Your Volleyball Club
June 2, 2023
To get the top players you need to market your club to put your name at top-of-mind for the elite athletes. Is your club striving to be one of the top clubs in your region or nationwide? Building a successful youth volleyball club that contends for championships each year requires attracting top talent. To get […]
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Don’t Cheat Your Body, Recover Smart After Summer Workouts
June 2, 2023
While increased activity is great for your health and wellness, it places an extra demand on your body to recover. The more exercise you do, the more recovery time your body needs With summer here, many of us ramp up our training and competing. We run more, bike more, swim more, play more soccer, baseball, […]
What’s Wrong With Fun?
June 2, 2023
When our young hockey players see older players in their association, or collegiate and professional hockey players still having fun and enjoying the game, they will see that the enjoyment is never meant to be taken out of this game. Q: What is the three-letter word that makes people so uncomfortable? A: F-u-n. The word is […]
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Simple Drills for Slick Stick Skills
June 2, 2023
A garage floor, an old stick, a training ball or puck and a willingness to put in the time is all it takes to develop stick skills. Depending on the age and experience level of the player, there are numerous reasons to find hockey fun. One of the most common at any age level though […]
Player Safety and the Culture of Playing Through Pain
June 2, 2023
In order to protect yourself and your team from harm, there are certain culture changes that locker rooms need to exhibit. Players and fans love to tout it. The media is quick to promote it. Man, hockey players sure are tough. Staying in the game, playing through pain. It’s come to define a sport that’s […]
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Avoid the Common FAFSA Mistakes That Can Cost You
June 2, 2023
Filling out the FAFSA can be confusing and frustrating. But none of this should dissuade you from filling out the form. “Everything is correctable, but it’s really helpful to get it right the first time.” The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is the gateway to federal and state financial aid. While athletic scholarships can help ease […]
Six Keys to a Safe Hockey Season
June 2, 2023
There are things you can do to help your kids play safe, and stay engaged if they find themselves on the sidelines Although there’s really no way to guarantee injury prevention, Kevin Margarucci, USA Hockey’s manager of player safety, says there are things you can do to help your kids play safe, and stay engaged […]
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How to Write a Strong Subject Line When Emailing College Coaches
June 2, 2023
Spending a little extra time on your subject line can go a long way in your recruiting. Focus on the program to find the best way to market yourself to the college coach. In today’s digital recruiting world, the first impression you’re going to make on a college coach is usually your subject line. It’s […]
Make Where You’re Playing the Big Time
June 2, 2023
Playing on a winning team is not synonymous with playing at the next level. Being a great player with skills, proper motivation, attitude and character might get you a chance at the next level. After the Vegas Golden Knights went on a historic run to the Stanley Cup Final in their first year, with an expansion draft roster, it […]
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