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It's the offseason, and chances are your 10U player hasn't been on the ice much (if at all). That's good! But you also might be wondering: Are there off-ice ways to build on everything learned on the ice – particularly since this age is right in the wheelhouse of the Golden Age of Skill Development? The answer is a resounding, "Yes." |
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Q: My 10-year-old has been following your advice and playing other sports during the summer. Should I be worried that the child will be behind as we move into a new hockey season?
A: Kids that have been playing hockey year-round will be somewhat in the groove right away. If your child has taken a break, then it will take a few weeks to shake the rust. This is normal. What we find is that the child is especially excited to be back to hockey and usually catches up quickly.
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Great Program |
There are many youth sports participation choices and children should sample a variety of them to help develop their overall athleticism, but what constitutes a great youth sports program?
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