Take Five
Take five
By Fred Pletsch
Oct 30, 2001, 07:26
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Teaching the FUNdamentals
By Robby Glantz
Oct 30, 2001, 07:20
No matter where I am, coaching power skating—whether it is in North America or Europe—I am asked one question by the coaches more often than any other: “How do we incorporate skating training into our practices when we barely have enough ice time to teach shooting, passing, positional play and strategy?”
Valuable lessons: Part 2
By Mitch Korn
Oct 29, 2001, 21:03
Last month, I talked about some of the “Lessons Learned” during my coaching career, and whom I have to thank for them. Now comes part two; more lessons I’d like to share.
Roller hockey reffing
By Ken Brody
Oct 29, 2001, 21:00
In the past—say four or five years ago—ice hockey and roller hockey were very different games. Most players played one or the other, but few played both.
Fun at practice
By Fred Pletsch
Oct 29, 2001, 20:58
Sometimes a coach has to loosen the reins and inject a little pure, unadulterated fun into the team’s workout. Knowing when to do it comes through experience and familiarity with your team. Sometimes it’s when you least think you should—like when the team is struggling. Other times it will be clear; the team is rolling, playing well and deserves a break. But whenever the time is right, let the team relax a bit with a practice that is both fun and a good workout.
Getting the transition game rolling
By Wayne Anderson
Oct 29, 2001, 20:48
Training to win
By Dr. Michael R. Bracko & Dean Lyons
Oct 29, 2001, 20:33
Hockey school reality check
By Bettina Young Prochnow
Oct 29, 2001, 20:27
By Paul Chapey
Oct 29, 2001, 19:21
Technically, roller hockey isn’t much different than ice hockey. While we’ve talked about the differences between skating on blades and on wheels, the fact is that shooting, stickhandling, stick checking and most of the other technical hockey skills are the same for roller and ice hockey.
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