Ice Hockey Learning Steps Guide

ICE HOCKEY LEARNING STEPS GUIDE - 2007 REVISED EDITION

Price: $31.50, tax included

169 p. ISBN 2-922196-11-9

Legal Deposit – National Library of Canada, 1998

Legal Deposit – Bibliothèque nationale du Québec, 1998

© Benoit Barbeau, 1998. All rights reserved.

These days, coaches are on the cutting edge more than ever before. They participate in training sessions to hone their skills and are now expected to follow an annual plan. Much effort has been spent standardizing teaching contents to ensure our young hockey players’ learning flows smoothly from one year to the next.

This type of approach, however, requires an advanced teaching layout and has coaches wondering which is the best way to successfully convey their knowledge. Of course, numerous books by reputable authors are available, but do they truly address the needs of our young players (9 - 15 years old) in full development? How do we teach players in the Atom, Pee-Wee, Bantam and even Midget division? This is a real problem facing many coaches. The Ice Hockey Learning Steps Guide, comprising more than 120 illustrated exercises, is an attempt to resolve this dilemma.

This manual is an indispensable supplement to the Yearly Teaching Content for Atom, Pee-Wee and Bantam by the same author. Filled with illustrations and diagrams, it proposes several learning steps that will enable young players to acquire the knowledge and skills they need to effectively apply the key points and governing principles for the different elements and improve their game.

Once again, this manual is unlike any other available on the market. The recommended teaching approach enables players to play a pivotal role in their development because they discover on their own the answers to the challenges presented in each exercise. View the table of contents from the Ice Hockey Learning Steps Guide here.

To order your copy of the Ice Hockey Learning Steps Guide or the Yearly Teaching Content by Benoit Barbeau, please use our order form.

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