COACHES CORNER | Pro Coaching Tips for Beginners in Youth Hockey

Clip from PowerTech Development Podcast Episode 87 | Coaches Corner I with Coach Andy.
Are you starting out as a youth hockey coach? Coach Andy provides a collection of general tips to keep in mind when starting your journey as the team leader.
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[@user-nu3hz5du2l]

Great info by the coach, nailed it on the head. Maybe need to let him talk more next time with less distraction

[@powertechonline]

Thanks for listening 👍

[@glancegha1733]

100% agree. In fact, I would say coaches can and often due have more influence in child’s lives (good & bad) than teachers.

[@JimmyTheSoundGuy]

Agreed I remember in detail a handful of coaches. I don’t remember any teachers from school.

[@glancegha1733]

Agree as the kids age, systems (or habits) become more and more important but I often see coaches come pee wee no longer work on skills and that’s dangerous for development. No one was ever drafted because how well they know a system. #97 isn’t the best player in the world because he can execute a breakout, he is the best player because his skill level is elite, elite. The basics/fundamentals should ALWAYS be part of development of a hockey player

[@user-qv5vw5zy2s]

hould ALWAYS be part of development of a hockey playerAgree as the kids age, systems (or habits) become more and more important but I often see coaches come pee wee no longer work on skills and that’s dangerous for development. No one was ever drafted because how well they know a system. #97 isn’t the best player in the world because he can execute a breakout, he is the best player because his skill level is elite, elite. The basics/fundamentals s

[@MikeM-vz8xi]

Great info by the coach, nailed it on the head. Maybe need to let him talk more next time with less distraction