by John Haime 7 Ways to Improve Focus on the Ice Focus is a big buzzword today in everything. Because of the infinite number of distractions around us, including advancements in technology, our attention spans seem to be shrinking to the Mental/Emotional
by John Haime Beyond the Game - What's Next? What the heck do I do now? A normal question athletes ask themselves when the applause stops and the lights go out. Watching the extreme example of Chris Nilan of Mental/Emotional
by John Haime The Key to Hockey Happiness? Sometimes things get fuzzy in hockey and a reset is exactly what you need. Very often my phone will ring, or I’ll get an “emergency” text and an athlete client Mental/Emotional
by HockeyShot Build Hip and Core Stability using Pallof Press I have not included crunches in any of my off-ice hockey programs for at least 8-years. The fact is, they add to wear and tear on your lower back and Agility Training
by HockeyShot Should Hockey Players Do Sprints During Off-Season? Is there more you can do off the ice to increase your skills? Sprints are a valuable exercise for athletes. We breakdown the value specifically for hockey players and how Off-Season Training
by Coach Jeremy Hockey Skills - Defense 101: Using the Markings Being a defenseman often doesn’t come with the glory or recognition of a forward player who has more scoring opportunities to capture the spotlight. A talented defenseman may not get Hockey Tips
by HockeyShot 10 Dryland Tips to Increase Quickness Skating fundamentals can also be developed off the ice. Adding dryland training to your routine can produce big results. View below for various drills you can perform to increase your Agility Training
by HockeyShot Developing an Effective Off-Ice Warm-Up Hockey is the greatest sport on earth. Finally recognizing this, the number of youth hockey programs in the U.S. continues to grow rapidly. Characterized by rapid high-intensity movements, high velocities, Hockey Tips
by HockeyShot Hockey Specific Core Training There's nothing more frustrating than spending countless hours working toward something, only to realize you haven't made any progress. Actually, there is one thing: spending countless hours working toward something, Agility Training