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The hockey season has started with a bang, and USports, formerly the CIS, is leading the way with exhbition games underway. On the first episode of the 2018/19 season’s Glass & Out Podcast, we wanted to ask a long-serving university coach about the importance of culture when it comes to building your team. Enter Gardiner […]
It’s the last episode of the season! Aaron and Kelvin are taking a much-deserved break for the summer, but before that the guys are talking with two very important guests on two very different topics. Mark Watson is a former football player who now specializes in brain health and the effects of multiple impacts to […]
Andrew Lord knows the Cardiff Devils of the EIHL quite well. Not only has he been the Head Coach for the past three seasons, now entering his fourth, the first of those seasons was spent as the Head Coach as well as the team’s primary two way centreman. Think about that; a real life Reg […]
For Pyramid Hockey’s John Becanic, the wonderful thing about coaching hockey is finding something new every single time you see a game or a practice. Sure, that might mean you’re a little obsessive every now and again, but John has made a career out of the notion that if you’re not learning, your time is […]
It’s always a treat when you get to talk to someone who’s seen the game from multiple angles. And boy, does Dave Poulin ever qualify. A former captain of the Philadelphia Flyers (even though he was told he was much too small for the Broad Street Bullies of that era), Poulin has played, coached, managed, […]
The questions faced by Head Coaches from coast to coast: is it a good idea to begin practice with 3 on 0 flow drills? Should you or should you not stand to the side of the net during warmup hammering home rebounds? Do goalies find value in forwards and defensemen shooting pucks into the net […]
Matt Korthuis learned early on in his pro career that he needed to excel at certain skills in order to keep his career going. Never the most skilled player out there (his words), Matt’s turned his ability to study the game’s details closely into a career developing young players. Check out this week’s podcast with […]
While The Coaches Site team was down in Florida for the AHCA Convention, there was no shortage of interesting people to talk shop with. One of those people was Mike Donaghue, a strength and conditioning coach by trade, and a master organizer and details implementer by necessity. Listen to this week’s podcast to learn why […]
The first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs are what dreams are made of. Literally. Hockey has entered my dreams – the first round is so fast, so exciting, that my subconscious mind can’t let go once I hit the sheets. For Dave Tomlinson, self-described morning show radio guy for TSN here in Vancouver, it’s […]
I’m not going to waste too much time with my own words today, because what I have to say isn’t nearly as important as what Willie O’Ree, the first black player to lace up the skate in the NHL for the Boston Bruins, does. Willie dropped by the studio to chat with Aaron on the […]
