I guess the point is ....... Everyone can have an opinion without actually having played the game. Matthieu Schneider played what 18 years in the NHL and his father Sam never played a minute yet he would get ice where ever he could and put both his sons through hours of skating, edge work, and puck handling drills. He coached his kids from the stands or bench and never laced up a skate. I know I saw it
They just inducted a high school coach into the US hockey hall of fame who never skated above the high school level. In the 1980's and 90's he coached 2 NHL #1 picks plus he put other players in the NHL and got numerous kids college educations. He knew how to motivate young men to push what they had to their limits and achieve what was difficult. Numerous national championships. Bill Belisle certainly got the most out of his kids
I played college hockey for a guy who played D1 hockey played in the NHL and couldn't motivate a kid to fart if the kid ate a plate full of beans. Just because you played it doesn't mean you can teach it
You can learn a lot by discussing strategies, watching the game, and by talking to coaches who know the game and how to teach skills. Just because you never played doesn't mean you can't teach it to your kids. Educate yourself and more then just taking a learn to skate program. Educate yourself properly. I played and do learn from others who have had less experience than me, more experience than me or who have never played. Lots of ideas out there some good some bad. Just sort it out yourself.
I guess the point is ....... Everyone can have an opinion without actually having played the game. Matthieu Schneider played what 18 years in the NHL and his father Sam never played a minute yet he would get ice where ever he could and put both his sons through hours of skating, edge work, and puck handling drills. He coached his kids from the stands or bench and never laced up a skate. I know I saw it
They just inducted a high school coach into the US hockey hall of fame who never skated above the high school level. In the 1980's and 90's he coached 2 NHL #1 picks plus he put other players in the NHL and got numerous kids college educations. He knew how to motivate young men to push what they had to their limits and achieve what was difficult. Numerous national championships. Bill Belisle certainly got the most out of his kids
I played college hockey for a guy who played D1 hockey played in the NHL and couldn't motivate a kid to fart if the kid ate a plate full of beans. Just because you played it doesn't mean you can teach it
You can learn a lot by discussing strategies, watching the game, and by talking to coaches who know the game and how to teach skills. Just because you never played doesn't mean you can't teach it to your kids. Educate yourself and more then just taking a learn to skate program. Educate yourself properly. I played and do learn from others who have had less experience than me, more experience than me or who have never played. Lots of ideas out there some good some bad. Just sort it out yourself.
Best response ever! Shut OP right up! I hope, sir, you coach. Sounds like you definitely know what you are talking about.
I guess the point is ....... Everyone can have an opinion without actually having played the game. Matthieu Schneider played what 18 years in the NHL and his father Sam never played a minute yet he would get ice where ever he could and put both his sons through hours of skating, edge work, and puck handling drills. He coached his kids from the stands or bench and never laced up a skate. I know I saw it
They just inducted a high school coach into the US hockey hall of fame who never skated above the high school level. In the 1980's and 90's he coached 2 NHL #1 picks plus he put other players in the NHL and got numerous kids college educations. He knew how to motivate young men to push what they had to their limits and achieve what was difficult. Numerous national championships. Bill Belisle certainly got the most out of his kids
I played college hockey for a guy who played D1 hockey played in the NHL and couldn't motivate a kid to fart if the kid ate a plate full of beans. Just because you played it doesn't mean you can teach it
You can learn a lot by discussing strategies, watching the game, and by talking to coaches who know the game and how to teach skills. Just because you never played doesn't mean you can't teach it to your kids. Educate yourself and more then just taking a learn to skate program. Educate yourself properly. I played and do learn from others who have had less experience than me, more experience than me or who have never played. Lots of ideas out there some good some bad. Just sort it out yourself.
Best response ever! Shut OP right up! I hope, sir, you coach. Sounds like you definitely know what you are talking about.
What a bunch of bull. So you think and organization is going to ask its members to pay 3-5K per player and the hook is that the coach never played hockey but trust me, he is really smart and can teach? You teach by expalining and doing, some smart guy on blade runners and a walker isnt going to get it done.
How about this... Parents who have never played hockey do me a favor. Go get some equipment and enroll in an adult learn to play program. I GUARANTEE you will never try and instruct your little bender (I mean that lovingly) on how to do -or what to do- EVER AGAIN. This sport is without a doubt the most difficult sport to play. Throw in the speed of the game as kids get older and quite frankly someone who has never played needs to shut up, and enjoy your little guy (or gal) having fun out there. Go ahead and try and play the game without seriously physically injuring yourself or your ego. Its okay to have an opinion but please never forget that you simply don't know, because you have never done. Its that simple.
Enjoy your kid playing the game, it goes by, all to fast.
I have more experience than anyone on this board. I have been playing professional hockey since 94 and can not believe how many experts are on here!!! When Sega Genesis offered NHL 94, I immediately made the jump from pond hockey stud to NHL SuperStar! Today I am nationally ranked on NHL 17 and could coach any team in youth hockey, but would prefer not to skate.. In short, I do better yelling from the bench. I can't figure out why my sons coach refuses to listen to me.
I have more experience than anyone on this board. I have been playing professional hockey since 94 and can not believe how many experts are on here!!! When Sega Genesis offered NHL 94, I immediately made the jump from pond hockey stud to NHL SuperStar! Today I am nationally ranked on NHL 17 and could coach any team in youth hockey, but would prefer not to skate.. In short, I do better yelling from the bench. I can't figure out why my sons coach refuses to listen to me.
Hi...I have money, my kid is a little better than average....I am now an expert in hockey I have never been around a meaningful coach or played for anything significant outside town C hockey yet I know better than those who have...I am an EHF dad
Hi...I have money, my kid is a little better than average....I am now an expert in hockey I have never been around a meaningful coach or played for anything significant outside town C hockey yet I know better than those who have...I am an EHF dad
ummmm, you're probably more like a meathead coach who continues to dream of his rock star days in high school and vents his insecurities on the dboard. Rock on coach! You're wicked awesome.
Hi...I have money, my kid is a little better than average....I am now an expert in hockey I have never been around a meaningful coach or played for anything significant outside town C hockey yet I know better than those who have...I am an EHF dad
ummmm, you're probably more like a meathead coach who continues to dream of his rock star days in high school and vents his insecurities on the dboard. Rock on coach! You're wicked awesome.
Hi...I have money, my kid is a little better than average....I am now an expert in hockey I have never been around a meaningful coach or played for anything significant outside town C hockey yet I know better than those who have...I am an EHF dad
ummmm, you're probably more like a meathead coach who continues to dream of his rock star days in high school and vents his insecurities on the dboard. Rock on coach! You're wicked awesome.
Hi...I have money, my kid is a little better than average....I am now an expert in hockey I have never been around a meaningful coach or played for anything significant outside town C hockey yet I know better than those who have...I am an EHF dad
ummmm, you're probably more like a meathead coach who continues to dream of his rock star days in high school and vents his insecurities on the dboard. Rock on coach! You're wicked awesome.