Subscribe to the Glass and Out Podcast: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3DeRQOv Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3qmjrWn _______________ In episode 287 of the Glass and Out Podcast, Head Coach of the Coachella Valley Firebirds Derek Laxdal stops by and shares why the skill of defending…
In episode 263 of the Glass and Out Podcast, Phoenix Jr. Coyotes 18U AAA Head Coach Steve Sullivan Dan Watson shares how to improve a player’s goal scoring ability, why stubbornness played a key role in his hockey journey, and…
In episode 247 of the Glass and Out Podcast, Western Canada Hockey Academy Director of Player Development and Mentorship, Tyler Dittmer shares his eight different processes for developing a skill, why coaches need to be a battery for players at…
In episode 244 of the Glass and Out Podcast, Skating Coach and Global Skills Showcase presenter Jill Plandowski shares common skating misconceptions, what the prime age for improving a player’s skating is, and why proper mechanics allow players to play…
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Sign up for our World Class Free Training to start learning about the Downhill Skating System here: https://train2point0.thinkific.com/courses/free-training Skip ahead and join the Train 2.0+ movement by becoming a member today: https://app.train2point0.com/bundles/membership-plus Visit us on Home Ice at our website…
Defenceman Specialist Paul Boutilier joins the Glass and Out Podcast to share his philosophy on improving the fundamental skills of being a defenceman, including footwork, posture, and funnelling. Check out episode 225 of the Glass and Out Podcast: Presented by:…
Today coach Yuri Ushakov, shows you a few skating, stickhandling, shooting and a cool trick. Having good hands is key to playing at the next level of hockey, having good hands and creativity separates you from being an good player…