Category https://blog.thapos.com/category/pro-sports/page/3/Hockey
Thapos provides one of the ice hockey management software to ice hockey clubs, leagues, teams, athletes, coaches, and parents. Cloud based, mobile friendly, and secure all in one ice hockey software to manage registrations, payments, schedules, teams, communications, fields, athletes,… Continue Reading →
HOCKEY TIPS EVERY DEFENSEMEN SHOULD KNOW Being a great defensemen isn’t about the hits or the shots its about being the entire package. When I was on the ice I knew what was going on in both my own players… Continue Reading →
Once the long hockey season ends and spring/summer arrives, it can be natural for your child to hang up his/her skates and move on to other activities until fall. However, if your child doesn’t work to stay fit, they could be… Continue Reading →
Defense and goaltending typically wins championships. It’s interesting how year after year the Stanley Cup–winning team typically has the fewest goals against. Great defensemen are great at getting the puck and starting the offense going the other way. Here’s how… Continue Reading →
While time on the ice is necessary for a young hockey player’s development, progress can certainly be made off of the ice as well. With that in mind, these off-ice hockey drills focus on gaining and maintaining possession and converting… Continue Reading →
Risks And Types Of Injury Each year, almost 87,000 hockey-related injuries to youths under age 15 are treated in hospitals, doctors’ offices, clinics, ambulatory surgery centers and hospital emergency rooms. The total cost of these hockey-related injuries was more than… Continue Reading →
Hockey, like all sports, is filled with intangibles and idiosyncrasies that define the game, the culture and determines who achieves the most success. We’ve all heard the saying, “Hockey is 10% physical and 90% mental.” The statement may be a… Continue Reading →
As players master the basic skills of skating and puck handling, hockey coaches can begin to shift the focus from technique to speed and quickness in these skills. Here are some drills that you can teach your intermediate players. FACE… Continue Reading →
The NHL pros duke out each season in an 82-game stretch that takes them from the beginning of October through the end of April. While kids’ leagues rarely extend their seasons for even half as long, there’s no doubt that… Continue Reading →
Experiencing anxiety before a big sports event is normal, but what happens when this anxiety prohibits optimal sports performance? After a winter hiatus and with spring sports just around the corner, many children develop sports performance anxiety. This usually happens… Continue Reading →
