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    COACH RESOURCES
    Created: Aug 03, 2017 10:08 PM, Updated: Dec 13, 2023 11:21 AM
    Documents and files for all Coaches for all levels
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    INITIATION GOALIE DRILLS
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    COACH AGGREEMENT FORM
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    FIRST PARENT MEETING GUIDE
    143 KB
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    SportsHeadz App Set Up
    Managers/Coaches, please refer to "Initial Setup - Website" and "Help Doc - Coaches" instructions for full App set up.
     
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    U9 & BELOW
    LEARN TO PLAY ... LOVE TO PLAY! Youngsters at every level of play benefit from getting the “right start” in the game and it is crucial in building the skills of house league and competitive players alike.
     
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    U11 (9-10)
    TRANSFER SKILLS FROM PRACTICES TO GAMES! One of the most important periods of motor development for children is between the ages of 9 and 12. This is a window of accelerated adaptation to motor coordination. The three goals of this age group include refining basic skills, introduction to team tactics in a fun environment of learning.
     
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    U13 (11-12)
    THE GOLDEN AGE OF PLAYER DEVELOPMENT! This is the window of accelerated adaptation to motor coordination. Group interaction, team building and social activities should be emphasized. A reasonable balance of practices and games will foster the ongoing development and mastery of essential skills in hockey.
     
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    U15 (13-14)
    DEVELOP & CONSOLIDATE TECHNICAL SKILLS! At the U15 age players should begin to consolidate the basic technical skills of the game. An increased focus on hockey should take place along with the introduction and development of advanced group/team tactics.
     
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    U18 & U21 (15-19)
    DEVELOP AND CONSOLIDATE TECHNICAL SKILLS! At the U18 age group, players should begin to consolidate the basic technical skills of the game. Hockey should be the main sport focus of players, reducing the number of other sports being played to just one or two. At this stage, players will be introduced to advanced group and team tactics.
     
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    CHECKING SKILLS
    Education will remain a priority focusing on the 4-Step Checking Progression, which begins the first time a young player steps on the ice. This progression emphasizes the practice of positioning, angling and stick checks followed by Contact Confidence and Body Contact which is taught at the later stages of athlete development.
     
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    Player Accountability-Multiple Suspensions
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    Coaches Code of Conduct
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    Underage Players-Tryouts & Movement
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    MINOR HOCKEY DEVELOPMENT GUIDE
    Player Evaluation & Selection Guide
    1.58 MB
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    LONG TERM DEVELOPMENT PLAN
    Hockey Canada set this guideline out as a framework in sport development.
    3.49 MB
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    COACH EDUCATION STREAM
    All qualifications listed are the MINIMUM REQUIREMENT • All Team Officials (Coach, Trainer, & Manager) require Respect in Sport (RiS) - Activity Leader or Speak Out! • All Team Officials (Coach, Trainer, & Manager) require Gender Identity & Expression Course • All Team Officials must complete Rowan’s Law Resource Review & Acknowledgement • All qualifications must be registered in the Hockey Canada Registry (HCR)
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    2023-24 OFFER OF AFFILITATION
    66.5 KB
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    HMHA COACH AGGREEMENT FORM
    41.5 KB
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    2022-2024 Playing Rules
    5.93 MB
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    OHF Minor Suspension List
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    Hockey Canada Rulebook Casebook
    5.93 MB