Posts Tagged ‘ hockey ’

by Brian McCormick, CSCS, MSS In grade school, everyone talked about the Morrison clan. At that time, they were four brothers (they added a little sister when we moved to high school) grouped between six grades, and each excelled athletically. Each appeared to be the strongest, fastest child in his grade. Before I knew...
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What happens when you combine the speed of 5 great athletes in helmets and pads sprinting on ice skates straight at you? Oh yeah, they’re also bearing weapons.
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“To have the ultimate result of making the NHL you must systematically and with vigor identify all potential issues that could derail your career. Once each area is identified and addressed you are left with only one valid excuse for failure. You weren’t good enough.” This quote comes from an article by Steve McKichan...
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At first glance, Joe Rogers looks like any other hockey goaltender. Look again. Joe was born without most of one hand and he continues to prove himself as one of the top goalies around. We’ll be hearing more about him in the future. He was recently interviewed by Future Pro. Here’s the link to...
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“I couldn’t beat people with my strength. My eyes and my mind have to do most of the work.” -Wayne Gretzky In an article from Wired Magazine, Jennifer Kahn explores the “field sense” that players like Wayne Gretzky, Larry Bird and Joe Montana have…and we all would be happy to have…but can we learn...
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