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Anon
Anon
Anon
Just saying
Why does everyone make such a big deal about playing Elite hockey.
I look at the majority of coaches and they never played college, junior or minor pro(forget NHL).
Most never played highschool but yet you follow them around and act like they are Gods.
Dave Shea, Derek Sanderson and Tom Carron is where your coach learned hockey you suckers !!!!!!
I look at the majority of coaches and they never played college, junior or minor pro(forget NHL).
Most never played highschool but yet you follow them around and act like they are Gods.
Dave Shea, Derek Sanderson and Tom Carron is where your coach learned hockey you suckers !!!!!!
Probably the same reason we make a big deal out of a man with small hands whom we elected as president despite the fact he never held election office or served in the military.
As PT Barnum used to say, there is a sucker born every minute. I'm not sure why people think Stud coaches are lining up to coach Jr in youth hockey, or any youth sports for that matter. Look at the NHL, NFL, MLB and NBA. The majority of the more successful coaches in these leagues were mostly guys that played at lower division colleges or in the minor leagues for most of their careers. Don't have to to be a college or pro stud to an a good coach. Just have to know the game and be able to relate that to your players. If you find a good coach, stick with him. And don't get stuck on the designation of a teams "level." It means nothing at the youth level. Development of skill and reps is the key.
Wow very enlightening. Would you consider coaching our kids? You seem to know the secret sauce to success Mr. Anon.
Not very perceptive are you? I just told you the secret to your wives special sauce. Find a good coach who believes in skills and reps and stick with him. Apparently there's a reason your son is on his 3rd team in 3 years, and it has nothing to do with him or the coach. Do you get that secret?
Anon
Anon
Anon
Anon
Just saying
Why does everyone make such a big deal about playing Elite hockey.
I look at the majority of coaches and they never played college, junior or minor pro(forget NHL).
Most never played highschool but yet you follow them around and act like they are Gods.
Dave Shea, Derek Sanderson and Tom Carron is where your coach learned hockey you suckers !!!!!!
I look at the majority of coaches and they never played college, junior or minor pro(forget NHL).
Most never played highschool but yet you follow them around and act like they are Gods.
Dave Shea, Derek Sanderson and Tom Carron is where your coach learned hockey you suckers !!!!!!
Probably the same reason we make a big deal out of a man with small hands whom we elected as president despite the fact he never held election office or served in the military.
As PT Barnum used to say, there is a sucker born every minute. I'm not sure why people think Stud coaches are lining up to coach Jr in youth hockey, or any youth sports for that matter. Look at the NHL, NFL, MLB and NBA. The majority of the more successful coaches in these leagues were mostly guys that played at lower division colleges or in the minor leagues for most of their careers. Don't have to to be a college or pro stud to an a good coach. Just have to know the game and be able to relate that to your players. If you find a good coach, stick with him. And don't get stuck on the designation of a teams "level." It means nothing at the youth level. Development of skill and reps is the key.
Wow very enlightening. Would you consider coaching our kids? You seem to know the secret sauce to success Mr. Anon.
Not very perceptive are you? I just told you the secret to your wives special sauce. Find a good coach who believes in skills and reps and stick with him. Apparently there's a reason your son is on his 3rd team in 3 years, and it has nothing to do with him or the coach. Do you get that secret?
Hi - Elite coach here... I am very good. I can open the door and close it like nobody else on this board! Sometimes though...when my kid's out there... I forget to open it
Anon
Anon
Anon
Anon
Just saying
Why does everyone make such a big deal about playing Elite hockey.
I look at the majority of coaches and they never played college, junior or minor pro(forget NHL).
Most never played highschool but yet you follow them around and act like they are Gods.
Dave Shea, Derek Sanderson and Tom Carron is where your coach learned hockey you suckers !!!!!!
I look at the majority of coaches and they never played college, junior or minor pro(forget NHL).
Most never played highschool but yet you follow them around and act like they are Gods.
Dave Shea, Derek Sanderson and Tom Carron is where your coach learned hockey you suckers !!!!!!
Probably the same reason we make a big deal out of a man with small hands whom we elected as president despite the fact he never held election office or served in the military.
As PT Barnum used to say, there is a sucker born every minute. I'm not sure why people think Stud coaches are lining up to coach Jr in youth hockey, or any youth sports for that matter. Look at the NHL, NFL, MLB and NBA. The majority of the more successful coaches in these leagues were mostly guys that played at lower division colleges or in the minor leagues for most of their careers. Don't have to to be a college or pro stud to an a good coach. Just have to know the game and be able to relate that to your players. If you find a good coach, stick with him. And don't get stuck on the designation of a teams "level." It means nothing at the youth level. Development of skill and reps is the key.
Wow very enlightening. Would you consider coaching our kids? You seem to know the secret sauce to success Mr. Anon.
Not very perceptive are you? I just told you the secret to your wives special sauce. Find a good coach who believes in skills and reps and stick with him. Apparently there's a reason your son is on his 3rd team in 3 years, and it has nothing to do with him or the coach. Do you get that secret?
It's wife's special sauce not wives ding dong. Same team 5 years and I'm volunteer coach. You should try it some time since you know how easy it is. Try to keep up!
Anon
Anon
Anon
Anon
Anon
Just saying
Why does everyone make such a big deal about playing Elite hockey.
I look at the majority of coaches and they never played college, junior or minor pro(forget NHL).
Most never played highschool but yet you follow them around and act like they are Gods.
Dave Shea, Derek Sanderson and Tom Carron is where your coach learned hockey you suckers !!!!!!
I look at the majority of coaches and they never played college, junior or minor pro(forget NHL).
Most never played highschool but yet you follow them around and act like they are Gods.
Dave Shea, Derek Sanderson and Tom Carron is where your coach learned hockey you suckers !!!!!!
Probably the same reason we make a big deal out of a man with small hands whom we elected as president despite the fact he never held election office or served in the military.
As PT Barnum used to say, there is a sucker born every minute. I'm not sure why people think Stud coaches are lining up to coach Jr in youth hockey, or any youth sports for that matter. Look at the NHL, NFL, MLB and NBA. The majority of the more successful coaches in these leagues were mostly guys that played at lower division colleges or in the minor leagues for most of their careers. Don't have to to be a college or pro stud to an a good coach. Just have to know the game and be able to relate that to your players. If you find a good coach, stick with him. And don't get stuck on the designation of a teams "level." It means nothing at the youth level. Development of skill and reps is the key.
Wow very enlightening. Would you consider coaching our kids? You seem to know the secret sauce to success Mr. Anon.
Not very perceptive are you? I just told you the secret to your wives special sauce. Find a good coach who believes in skills and reps and stick with him. Apparently there's a reason your son is on his 3rd team in 3 years, and it has nothing to do with him or the coach. Do you get that secret?
It's wife's special sauce not wives ding dong. Same team 5 years and I'm volunteer coach. You should try it some time since you know how easy it is. Try to keep up!
Pretty sure I meant wives. You are that chubby Mormon guy with 3 chins that's always yelling things toward the ice that we can't understand because of all the spittle and the half chewed corned beef sandwich you ate for breakfast keeps shooting out of your mouth, aren't you? Good for you, 5 years of coaching your 05's hockey team since you pulled him out of cross ice because he was way too good to play with those other town kids is quite noble. I wish I could say I have only coached hockey for 5 years, but I have to confess, I'm getting a bit long in the tooth. It's been far too many years of hockey, basketball, football, baseball, softball and soccer my corned beef eating, triple chinned friend. Alas, I will not have the pleasure of coaching you're little Gretzky. My days of coaching hockey have now ended and I have passed the last of my clan on to a coach that I like and who believes in skills, skates the dickens out of them in practice and plays a full bench all game. I know, crazy right. Anyway, I gotta go. I have to try and see if I can find someone to keep up with.
Anon
Anon
Anon
Anon
Anon
Anon
Just saying
Why does everyone make such a big deal about playing Elite hockey.
I look at the majority of coaches and they never played college, junior or minor pro(forget NHL).
Most never played highschool but yet you follow them around and act like they are Gods.
Dave Shea, Derek Sanderson and Tom Carron is where your coach learned hockey you suckers !!!!!!
I look at the majority of coaches and they never played college, junior or minor pro(forget NHL).
Most never played highschool but yet you follow them around and act like they are Gods.
Dave Shea, Derek Sanderson and Tom Carron is where your coach learned hockey you suckers !!!!!!
Probably the same reason we make a big deal out of a man with small hands whom we elected as president despite the fact he never held election office or served in the military.
As PT Barnum used to say, there is a sucker born every minute. I'm not sure why people think Stud coaches are lining up to coach Jr in youth hockey, or any youth sports for that matter. Look at the NHL, NFL, MLB and NBA. The majority of the more successful coaches in these leagues were mostly guys that played at lower division colleges or in the minor leagues for most of their careers. Don't have to to be a college or pro stud to an a good coach. Just have to know the game and be able to relate that to your players. If you find a good coach, stick with him. And don't get stuck on the designation of a teams "level." It means nothing at the youth level. Development of skill and reps is the key.
Wow very enlightening. Would you consider coaching our kids? You seem to know the secret sauce to success Mr. Anon.
Not very perceptive are you? I just told you the secret to your wives special sauce. Find a good coach who believes in skills and reps and stick with him. Apparently there's a reason your son is on his 3rd team in 3 years, and it has nothing to do with him or the coach. Do you get that secret?
It's wife's special sauce not wives ding dong. Same team 5 years and I'm volunteer coach. You should try it some time since you know how easy it is. Try to keep up!
Pretty sure I meant wives. You are that chubby Mormon guy with 3 chins that's always yelling things toward the ice that we can't understand because of all the spittle and the half chewed corned beef sandwich you ate for breakfast keeps shooting out of your mouth, aren't you? Good for you, 5 years of coaching your 05's hockey team since you pulled him out of cross ice because he was way too good to play with those other town kids is quite noble. I wish I could say I have only coached hockey for 5 years, but I have to confess, I'm getting a bit long in the tooth. It's been far too many years of hockey, basketball, football, baseball, softball and soccer my corned beef eating, triple chinned friend. Alas, I will not have the pleasure of coaching you're little Gretzky. My days of coaching hockey have now ended and I have passed the last of my clan on to a coach that I like and who believes in skills, skates the dickens out of them in practice and plays a full bench all game. I know, crazy right. Anyway, I gotta go. I have to try and see if I can find someone to keep up with.
Try keeping up with hooked on phonics. May help you with your grammar. By the way your coaching pedigree doesn't impress us, save that nonsense for your locally watering hole.
Anon
This is my third go around and in all my time i have seen 3 outstanding elite coaches that do a great job with the kids teaching, preparing and developing. Everyone else is a bozo on skates.
What programs?
Anon
Anon
Anon
Anon
Anon
Anon
Anon
Just saying
Why does everyone make such a big deal about playing Elite hockey.
I look at the majority of coaches and they never played college, junior or minor pro(forget NHL).
Most never played highschool but yet you follow them around and act like they are Gods.
Dave Shea, Derek Sanderson and Tom Carron is where your coach learned hockey you suckers !!!!!!
I look at the majority of coaches and they never played college, junior or minor pro(forget NHL).
Most never played highschool but yet you follow them around and act like they are Gods.
Dave Shea, Derek Sanderson and Tom Carron is where your coach learned hockey you suckers !!!!!!
Probably the same reason we make a big deal out of a man with small hands whom we elected as president despite the fact he never held election office or served in the military.
As PT Barnum used to say, there is a sucker born every minute. I'm not sure why people think Stud coaches are lining up to coach Jr in youth hockey, or any youth sports for that matter. Look at the NHL, NFL, MLB and NBA. The majority of the more successful coaches in these leagues were mostly guys that played at lower division colleges or in the minor leagues for most of their careers. Don't have to to be a college or pro stud to an a good coach. Just have to know the game and be able to relate that to your players. If you find a good coach, stick with him. And don't get stuck on the designation of a teams "level." It means nothing at the youth level. Development of skill and reps is the key.
Wow very enlightening. Would you consider coaching our kids? You seem to know the secret sauce to success Mr. Anon.
Not very perceptive are you? I just told you the secret to your wives special sauce. Find a good coach who believes in skills and reps and stick with him. Apparently there's a reason your son is on his 3rd team in 3 years, and it has nothing to do with him or the coach. Do you get that secret?
It's wife's special sauce not wives ding dong. Same team 5 years and I'm volunteer coach. You should try it some time since you know how easy it is. Try to keep up!
Pretty sure I meant wives. You are that chubby Mormon guy with 3 chins that's always yelling things toward the ice that we can't understand because of all the spittle and the half chewed corned beef sandwich you ate for breakfast keeps shooting out of your mouth, aren't you? Good for you, 5 years of coaching your 05's hockey team since you pulled him out of cross ice because he was way too good to play with those other town kids is quite noble. I wish I could say I have only coached hockey for 5 years, but I have to confess, I'm getting a bit long in the tooth. It's been far too many years of hockey, basketball, football, baseball, softball and soccer my corned beef eating, triple chinned friend. Alas, I will not have the pleasure of coaching you're little Gretzky. My days of coaching hockey have now ended and I have passed the last of my clan on to a coach that I like and who believes in skills, skates the dickens out of them in practice and plays a full bench all game. I know, crazy right. Anyway, I gotta go. I have to try and see if I can find someone to keep up with.
Try keeping up with hooked on phonics. May help you with your grammar. By the way your coaching pedigree doesn't impress us, save that nonsense for your locally watering hole.
Hey, speaking of hooked on phonics, I think you meant LOCAL watering hole - not locally.
Enjoy.
Anon
Anon
Just saying
Why does everyone make such a big deal about playing Elite hockey.
I look at the majority of coaches and they never played college, junior or minor pro(forget NHL).
Most never played highschool but yet you follow them around and act like they are Gods.
Dave Shea, Derek Sanderson and Tom Carron is where your coach learned hockey you suckers !!!!!!
I look at the majority of coaches and they never played college, junior or minor pro(forget NHL).
Most never played highschool but yet you follow them around and act like they are Gods.
Dave Shea, Derek Sanderson and Tom Carron is where your coach learned hockey you suckers !!!!!!
Probably the same reason we make a big deal out of a man with small hands whom we elected as president despite the fact he never held election office or served in the military.
As PT Barnum used to say, there is a sucker born every minute. I'm not sure why people think Stud coaches are lining up to coach Jr in youth hockey, or any youth sports for that matter. Look at the NHL, NFL, MLB and NBA. The majority of the more successful coaches in these leagues were mostly guys that played at lower division colleges or in the minor leagues for most of their careers. Don't have to to be a college or pro stud to an a good coach. Just have to know the game and be able to relate that to your players. If you find a good coach, stick with him. And don't get stuck on the designation of a teams "level." It means nothing at the youth level. Development of skill and reps is the key.
Ummm PT Barnum never said that.
anon
if your coach is good - he should be able to tell you that your kid sucks and you will feel good about the conversation...
While holding a Dos Equis! The most intersting elite coach in the world.
anon
Finally....
"What program other than town hockey has coaches that volunteer their time? Elite coaches are getting paid one way or another.
You sir are not an Elite Coach. Go back to town hockey and leave your daddy issues for your psychiatrist"
Posts like this only prove that I'm right. Parents are the biggest issue for any and all coaches.
You sir are not an Elite Coach. Go back to town hockey and leave your daddy issues for your psychiatrist"
Posts like this only prove that I'm right. Parents are the biggest issue for any and all coaches.
So parents should blindly hand over there child to said "Elite Coach" 4-5 times a week with out being allowed to question his coaching ability or actions behind the bench? I agree that the guy yelling from the stands or banging on the glass yelling instructions clearly has issues. But maybe coaching isn't for you if you don't want to deal with parents.
Depends on how you question his/her ability and actions. Standing in the parking lot, getting tanked and talkinig $hit to whoever will listen probably not the best way. Chasing a coach to the room after a game also not the best way.
If your PW or older, have the player talk to the coach or call the coach a day after the game to discuss.
Its a no win for a coach talking to parents. If you are that parent be prepared for the head nod followed by the "we will keep working hard" repsonse...followed by your player missing his first shift next game. Happy Complaining
Anon
Who said blindly handing over your child? If you haven't done your homework your an idiot! If you haven't watched a game or two or spoken to other parents also an idiot. Like the previous poster said yes your player is the one who should speak to their coach if they have a problem/issue. If it is about about playing time, water breaks, shortening of benches etc....these questions are just annoyances and doesn't help Johnny get more time.
If your truly an Elite Coach what are you doing on this board spouting off about parents? Isn't that kind of beneath you Mr. Hockey? Looks like someones insecure.
anon
Anon
Who said blindly handing over your child? If you haven't done your homework your an idiot! If you haven't watched a game or two or spoken to other parents also an idiot. Like the previous poster said yes your player is the one who should speak to their coach if they have a problem/issue. If it is about about playing time, water breaks, shortening of benches etc....these questions are just annoyances and doesn't help Johnny get more time.
If your truly an Elite Coach what are you doing on this board spouting off about parents? Isn't that kind of beneath you Mr. Hockey? Looks like someones insecure.
Elite Coaching 101- stay away from the Dboard. I would bet not 1 Elite coach in New England comes here to read this nonsense.
Anon
anon
Anon
Who said blindly handing over your child? If you haven't done your homework your an idiot! If you haven't watched a game or two or spoken to other parents also an idiot. Like the previous poster said yes your player is the one who should speak to their coach if they have a problem/issue. If it is about about playing time, water breaks, shortening of benches etc....these questions are just annoyances and doesn't help Johnny get more time.
If your truly an Elite Coach what are you doing on this board spouting off about parents? Isn't that kind of beneath you Mr. Hockey? Looks like someones insecure.
Elite Coaching 101- stay away from the Dboard. I would bet not 1 Elite coach in New England comes here to read this nonsense.
How can you be so obtuse?
Anon
anon
Anon
Who said blindly handing over your child? If you haven't done your homework your an idiot! If you haven't watched a game or two or spoken to other parents also an idiot. Like the previous poster said yes your player is the one who should speak to their coach if they have a problem/issue. If it is about about playing time, water breaks, shortening of benches etc....these questions are just annoyances and doesn't help Johnny get more time.
If your truly an Elite Coach what are you doing on this board spouting off about parents? Isn't that kind of beneath you Mr. Hockey? Looks like someones insecure.
Elite Coaching 101- stay away from the Dboard. I would bet not 1 Elite coach in New England comes here to read this nonsense.
Lol, that is where you are wrong !! lol good one though !