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| Bryan Rust was one of the Penguins’ surprise heroes during the 2016 postseason, and he was the subject of many interviews for national broadcasts and worldwide publications. Those experiences are nerve-wracking for most people, but even more so for Rust, considering he has a speech impediment to overcome. |
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| Developing athleticism is, at its core, the development of coordinated movement skills in a variety of adverse conditions. So what are the elements that go into this development? |
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Tkachuk on Skill Development
U.S. Hockey Hall of Famer Keith Tkachuk discusses his philosophy on developing skill in youth hockey players.
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Q: What separates the good players from the great players?
A: As your child moves along their own development pathway, at 12U, the hope is that they are acquiring a solid set of physical skills. Yet, as players progress, it’s the mental skills and hockey sense that separates the good players from the exceptional ones.
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