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| There is no better time than summertime for hockey players at the 14U and 16U level to make vast improvements to a fundamental skill that's often overlooked during the season: stickhandling. If your child is willing to put in the effort, here are five summer drills to take their stickhandling skills to the next level. |
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Q: I am a 15-year-old goalie who loves to play hockey and wants to keep playing after high school. What can I do during the offseason to get better and make that dream become a reality?
A: At your age, goaltenders must work on athleticism, strength and flexibility during the offseason. This is best accomplished by playing multiple sports, obtaining and committing to a training program from a professional strength coach, and reflecting on the previous season and making a plan to improve every aspect of your game. Consider the following.
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| As players progress through the teenage years and develop into young adults, the onus on development begins to fall squarely on their shoulders. |
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