Ep.188 | Map of NHLers, Time Management, & Staying Focused - PowerTech Development Podcast

In this episode, Coach Eric and Coach Andy discuss the commitment necessary to make it as a player. They start with a discussion on where most NHLers are born before moving on to the technical aspects of the game. From the player perspective, they cover time management, hobbies and distractions, and how to stay focused.
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That is a great point about goalies. As a 8U/Mite coach and a goalie for my entire career I am really concerned at how young these kids are specializing as goalies. I don't let my 8U kids play only goalie, they have to skate with out goalie pads as well but starting in 10U I don't know if they can even do this. I didn't play goalie only until I was in my second season of PeeWees. I would skate one practice a week. We had two goalies and we rotated so I would bring two bags so I could back up but also skate out. What do you guys think? How soon should goalies be specializing in goaltending only?