Coaching Hockey For Dummies
Juli 2006
384 Seiten, Softcover
Wiley & Sons Ltd
The fun and easy way to coach youth hockey - no experience
required!
Hockey is growing in leaps and bounds around the world, but the
demand for qualified coaches far outstrips availability. Moms and
dads are being recruited to step in and assume the role of coach
even with nothing more than feigned interest for credentials.
Coaching Hockey For Dummies is ideally suited to meet these
growing needs: its message is clear, the information thorough and
user friendly, and it brings along a great attitude.
For anyone new to coaching, Coaching Hockey For Dummies
will provide an invaluable reference. Unlike other coaching books,
which only cover what happens on the ice, Coaching Hockey For
Dummies covers every aspect of hockey coaching, from what
equipment a coach needs, to holding player-parent meetings, to the
perfect drills to develop individual and team skills.
Part I: The Puck Drops Here: Coaching Hockey 101 7
Chapter 1: Jumping In with Both Skates 9
Chapter 2: Knowing the Basics of the Game 19
Chapter 3: Getting Organized: Your Keys to Success 47
Chapter 4: Running Great Practices 69
Chapter 5: Game On! 81
Part II: Coaching Beginners 93
Chapter 6: Teaching Fundamental Skills 95
Chapter 7: Drills for Beginners 123
Chapter 8: Basic Coaching Strategies 139
Part III: Coaching Intermediate Players 145
Chapter 9: Teaching the Finer Skills 147
Chapter 10: Coaching Offense to Intermediate Players 167
Chapter 11: Coaching Defense to Intermediate Players 175
Chapter 12: Teaching Goaltending Basics 185
Chapter 13: Drills for Intermediate Players 199
Chapter 14: Refining Your Coaching Strategies 225
Part IV: Coaching Advanced Players 233
Chapter 15: Teaching Advanced Skills 235
Chapter 16: Coaching Offense to Advanced Players 245
Chapter 17: Coaching Defense to Advanced Players 255
Chapter 18: Special Teams 263
Chapter 19: Drills for Advanced Players 275
Chapter 20: Further Refining Your Coaching Strategies 297
Part V: Common Coaching Conundrums 307
Chapter 21: Keeping Your Team Healthy and Injury Free 309
Chapter 22: Coping with Challenges 319
Part VI: The Part of Tens 329
Chapter 23: Ten Parts of a Great Practice 331
Chapter 24: Ten Things to Ask Yourself Midway through the Season 335
Chapter 25: Ten Things You Want Kids to Say about Their Hockey Experience 339
Index 343
Gail Reynolds is an exercise physiologist who has developed training programs for amateur and elite hockey players.
