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Home Hockey Training Center Videos
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1 - course overview
As you know, hockey is a complex game that combines MANY different skills. Great hockey players can skate well, stickhandle, shoot, pass, they're strong, fast, smart, and make the right decision at the right time!
One of the biggest mistakes many hockey players make is that they only work on their skills at the rink; they only work on their speed and strength at the rink; and they only work on their hockey smarts at the rink. In today's game, if you're only developing your abilities during your regular practices and games, you're probably not going to achieve your full potential. The best players I know are at the gym on their own, working on their hockey skills off the ice, and improving their decision-making-abilities AWAY FROM THE RINK AS WELL!
Over the next few weeks, I'll be walking you through the process of developing a Home Hockey Training Center that will allow you to improve your Individual Skills at home! Let's get started!
2 - Off-Ice Skill Development StrategyThere are certain hockey skills that can very realistically be developed away from the rink, and then there are some that don't work quite as well. You can gain an advantage over your opponent by practicing as many skills as possible off the ice. This video breaks down which skills can (and should) be worked on away from the rink, and gives a quick overview of how you might want to strategize your off-ice training plans. The main hockey skills that can be developed at home are as follows:
Then there are a few physical performance items that should be worked on at home as well:
With the cost of ice so high, developing your hockey abilities at home is a cheap, and extremely effective way to improve your game!
3 - Home Hockey Training Objectives and ConsiderationsBefore you start putting together your Home Hockey Training Center, it's important to have a game plan. Here's an example of the things I thought were important considerations for my situation. I think this list is a good start, but I'm sure there are other considerations that might fit different scenarios:
Once you've mapped out your game plan, then the fun begins! Time to start picking and choosing what you're going to put in your Home Hockey Training Center. That's where I'm hoping this course will come in useful. Join me as I give you a peek at my own Home Hockey Training Center, complete with reviews of everything I've included in it.
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