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The Dan K Show, a top platform for current and available news on Junior Hockey and Amateur hockey in the US has been producing great content for their website and social media accounts for some time now. One of the most interesting subjects has been the changing face and shape of NCAA hockey. With the […]
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Series Summary Final Result: Florida Panthers defeated the Edmonton Oilers 4–2 in the best‑of‑seven series. 🔥 Highlighted Performances Interesting anecdotes… By Andrew Trimble
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Trimble’s Drills of the Week- 2 Off Ice Puck Skills Drills Drill 1- Quick Hands- Stick Lifts to Top Shelf. Player and Coach line up side by side. Coach places his stick over the loose puck. Shooter/ Player has to lift his stick quickly and elevate the puck into the upper corners of the net.
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Like a train roaring down the tracks, the introduction of body checking is coming in 1 to 2 short years, and players need to practice good habits and be prepared. Like a shark smelling blood in the water, early maturing hockey players who may be bigger at 11 or 12 in stature will now command
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Trimble’s Drill of the Week- Some Simple Skating Drills done on Synthetic Ice to improve your edge control, power and balance. By Andrew Trimble Andrew is the GM/ Co- Owner for the New England Wolves- www.ne-wolveshockey.com and Scoring Concepts- www.scoringconcepts.com To Purchase Andrew’s new book, The Hockey Planner, Follow this link here- The Hockey Planner:
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Some Small Area Games to use with your 8U and Younger U8 Gretzky Game At the younger levels passing and playing with your head up is always an issue. Put in constraints, such as this game, to improve awareness, passing and give-n- go scenarios. 3 v3 with Player 1 behind the opponents net. That area
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Stanley Cup Finals Preview from the Hockey Toolkit Andrew: Deja Vu all over again… As we are back in the Stanley Cup finals and talking about the same two teams as last year, the Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers. Florida is stacked again having retooled with Brad Marchand and Seth Jones being added to their
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Historically, CHL players were deemed ineligible for NCAA play due to the league’s classification as professional, primarily because players received stipends and some signed NHL contracts. However, in November 2024, the NCAA Division I Council voted to allow CHL players to participate in NCAA Division I hockey, effective August 1, 2025, provided they were not
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Sports Psychology vs Advisors Sports Psychology is an interesting field of study that is relatively new to the landscape. Works like “Hockey Tough” by Saul Miller, or “Hockey Grit, Grind and Mind” by Dr. Kevin Willis, are excellent books and should be read by coaches and players at this level. They can understand the visualization
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Trimble’s Drill of the Week- POP Drill and other forward skills Video has parts of 3 different drills that we have used at a Forwards- Only skills session with our New England Wolves Jr program. First Drill is the POP Heads Up Drill The Other Drills in the Video include sequences where players have to
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