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Youth Hockey Podcast

Author: Randy Gifford Lance Alexander

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Trying to navigate the youth hockey landscape? We have seen it all and done it all. Our experiences include the top prep school in the nation down to the dirtiest rink in Southern California. One thing has become clear. It's better to have a bit of a roadmap and a shoulder to cry on when everything heads south. We are optimistic, ebullient, and sharp as a rusty old skate that's seen too many ponds. We want to help you glide along the path to hockey stardom, and have a few chuckles along the way.

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We share stories about how our kids were trained by coaches who might have gone a bit overboard. We had coaches that asked 7-year-olds flipping tractor tires on ice. These are stories that stick with us as hockey parents.
What is the worst thing you've ever heard a parent shout toward the ice? What kind of mean-girl comments towards the refs? We have some doozies. All of us feel the injustice. Some of us let it out in ways that stagger the mind.
Everyone likes to be on the best team in the best place with the best supporting cast for their bestest little hockey player. Randall has grown. He now actually has fond memories of the times when his kids were in small ponds and enjoying their skills. Being the star on a middling high school team. Playing in-house over the summer. Watching in a different gear.Lance thinks he's being too nostalgic, but also remembers those times fondly.
Will joins us on the podcast to talk about the rinks opening and closing in the Valley. It's been an up and down year, and everyone who loves hockey will recognize the struggle.
We love to pay coaches. It's the best. But what kind of practice benefits the player most when he or she is alone on the ice (or at home)? Randy and Lance look into it. They also disagree and Lance is wrong again.
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