We at hockeymom.com have taken a poll of our readers and came up with the top 25 mistakes ice hockey parents make with their kids! Given the fact that our main site objective is education and helping new and seasoned hockey parents navigate through ice hockey from developmental programs to (…)
15
Aug
2011
The Lonely End of the Rink
We have started a trend here with awesome hockey songs. We received this link from one of our Canadian readers. Take a listen to the Tragically Hip’s – The Lonely End of the Rink. It is a catchy tune that will get stuck in your head. Thanks for sharing.
11
Aug
2011
Video tribute to the Women ice hockey players!
A hockey mom from Ontario sent us the exceptional video. It is dedicated to all the girls and women who play ice hockey! We admire all of you at hockeymom.com! Girls just simply rock in this sport! Way to go! Keep the great videos coming! Because of each of you, (…)
As a follow-up to our article on how to advance your ice hockey players playing career a reader has provided us with this very informative article related to NCAA eligibility. This article was modified from an original article written by David McDonald of Hockey family advisor It seems (…)
Remember… Remember all those years ago when you and your youngster first entered the world of travel hockey? When you still had to go into the locker room to help dress him or her? It was an entirely new world with its own rules and a serious shift in (…)
It behooves a smart shopper to shop around. Teams and organizations are very private and even secretive about their fees, dues, and extra expenses… and about specifying exactly what you can expect for your money. Accurate side by side comparisons are are not available, so the following is offered as (…)
Top Three Ways Ice hockey Recruiting is Changing Technology, scheduling and competition have changed the recruiting process significantly. The recruiting scenarios of a parent’s generation are archaic compared to the fast paced world most players are facing today. Here are the top three ways recruiting ice hockey players has changed: (…)
If you have been around the rowdy group of young hockey players, even older ones too, you have heard the frenzy prior to the game. Some players like their quiet time to reflect how they would like to perform. I suggest they find a quiet spot outside of the locker (…)