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Even at 9 and 10 years old, youngsters should be learning about healthy eating and food habits. They should be taught basic nutrition and fueling their bodies the right way in order to be healthy and active for their entire lives. According to CDC statistics, between the ages of 6-11 years old, American youth obesity […]
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Trimble’s Drill of the Week- Zeibots 2 on 1 Groups on each half of the ice. Coaches with pucks in the corners. BY Andrew Trimble To Purchase Andrew’s new book, The Hockey Planner, click on this link here- The Hockey Planner: A Year by Year Plan to Assist You on Your Hockey Coaching Journey: From
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On November 7th 2024 NHL.com posted the following Press Release: November 07, 2024 Players in the Canadian Hockey League will be eligible to play men’s Division I NCAA ice hockey starting next season. “The NCAA Division I Council voted Thursday that players who have skated in one of the three CHL leagues — the Quebec
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Trimble’s Drill of the Week- Puck Battles At least 3 times a week with my Junior team I carve out 2 minutes and we partner up and compete for the puck in small areas. This is a great way to add some resistance and puck battles or 1 on 1 battles to your practices and
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The 2024-25 NCAA Hockey season is officially underway! Here are some links to early season results at the Division 1 level- DI Men’s Ice Hockey Rankings – USCHO.com | NCAA.com and at the NCAA Division III Level- DIII Men’s Ice Hockey Rankings – PairWise | NCAA.com Players in college use this pathway, continued participation in
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Trimble’s Drill of the Week- Some Ideas for running your Learn to Play sessions By Andrew Trimble Andrew is the Co- Owner and General Manager for the New England Wolves EHL Program- www.ne-wolveshockey.com. He operates Scoring Concepts LLC- www.scoringconcepts.com Purchase Andrew’s new book, “The Hockey Planner” on Amazon here- https://www.amazon.com/Hockey-Planner-Assist-Coaching-Journey/dp/1963743393
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It’s always the Coaches Fault… In so many ways, Walter Gretzky walked the walk. He often told Wayne when both of them were much younger that his sublimely gifted son had an obligation to play every game with the same level of effort because he would never know if there was some child there watching
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Trimble’s Drill of the Week- Angle 1 v1 Simple Drill for any ages- Focus on Skating forwards (not backwards) and taking good angles to defend. Proper stick positioning is important. By Andrew Trimble Andrew Trimble is the General Manager and Co- Owner of the New England Wolves Hockey Club. He is also the Owner of
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Recently I saw a post on the Junior Hockey Discussion Group regarding Host Families and billet meals. The moderator/creator of the Group was calling on its 10.7k members to actively call out and encouraged players and parents to post images of meals prepared by host families. This behavior made me sick to my stomach. Here
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With the recent news that the EHL Premier’s New Jersey Renegades franchise will be leaving the EHL Premier at the conclusion of the season to join the USPHL Premier, the number of teams competing in the USPHL Premier in 2025-26 will again be north of 70 teams. The largest league in North America. When does
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