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COACHING SYPOSIUM Player Development U nited S tates O lympic C ommittee Adopted USA Hockeys ADM amp applied Long Term Athlete Development plan to all Olympic Sports Aligns with the USOC mission of supporting and developing Olympic champions ID: 307446

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Slide1

HIGH PERFORMANCE

COACHING SYPOSIUM

Player Development Slide2

U

nited

States

O

lympic

C

ommittee

Adopted USA

Hockey’s

ADM & applied Long Term Athlete Development plan to all Olympic Sports

Aligns with the USOC mission of supporting and developing Olympic champions.

Officially launched winter 2015Slide3
Slide4

Understand your RUNG.

You are not the Destination.

Junior

Pee Wee

Bantam

Pro/Life

Midget

NCAA-OHL

High SchoolSlide5

INTEGRATE TRAINING,

COMPETITION

ANDRECOVERY PROGRAMMING IN RELATION TO THE BIOLOGICAL

DEVELOPMENT AND MATURATION OF

YOUR PLAYERS

 

Be an “Elite” Coach!

WORLD LEADINGSlide6

You are the Authority in Town

You have a tough job!

“Winning”, Parents, Emotions

3

. Developmental “BIG” picture

(see beyond HS)

INITIAL THOUGHTSSlide7

On average, a fully

Developed NHL playeroccurs at what age?

18, 20, 22, 24, 26

“You are crazy if you think 18 year olds are even near

their maturation – They’re not fully developed until they

are 26 years old”

Dean Lombardi LA Kings GMSlide8
Slide9

What makes a good coach?

Know the age that

y

ou are coaching

Understand & embrace

the scienceSlide10

Begin by

Accepting

You

must train

the

mind and body

in practice,

as

you want

the

mind and

body, to perform in competition!YOU GET WHAT YOU COACH!PERMIT PROMOTESlide11

YOUR PLAYERS

DO NOT RISE TO THE OCCASION…

THEY FALL TO THE LEVEL OF THEIR

TRAINING!

In the End. . .Slide12

Q. According to NTDP Coaching Staff, Name the biggest deficiency they see with new incoming players?

Habits & Decision Making (aka??)Offense With Puck

Offense Without PuckDefense On PuckDefense Away From Puck

1. Poor Hockey IQ Slide13

Game Situational Roles

Puck Carrier

Defender

at the

Puck

Defensive

Support

Player

Offensive

Support

Player

OFFENSIVE SITUATION

DEFENSIVE SITUATIONSlide14

“Transfer of practice to game conditions depends upon the extent to which practice resembles the game”Slide15

14U-16U

Practice Philosophies

LESS GAME LIKE

LESS REPS.

MORE REPS.

MORE GAME LIKESlide16
Slide17

Perform the skill… …very well …at speed

…under fatigue …under pressure …consistently

…in competition situations Slide18

FEDERATION

REGISTRED PLAYERS

RINKS

NATIONAL

POPULATION

 

Jr./Youth

Female

In-door

 

1. Canada (4)

518,008

86,612

2,631

34,834,841

2. United States (6)

302,203

67,230

1,898

318,892,103

3. Russia (3)

81,592

712

419

142,470,272

4. Minnesota

54,507

12,250

194

5,303,925

5. New York

48,3545,26415819,378,102 6. Massachusetts48,0748,5501346,547,629 7. Sweden (1)41,5213,4343559,723,8098. Finland (2)39,2635,8302605,268,799 9. Michigan38,9784,4291279,883,640 10.Cze Republic (5)22,3022,64715810,190,21311. Germany18,0842,89820280,996,68512. Switzerland13,7401,0911588,061,51613. Slovakia8,675511645,443,58314. Norway4,179632455,147,79215. Latvia1,689162172,165,165IIHF Survey of Players (2014) – Olympic ParticipantsSlide19

FINNISH ICE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

Patience/Cooperation

(Player 1

st

)

Sport Life Style

Team BehaviorSlide20

FINNISH ICE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

Main Coaching Priorities 14-15:

Game:

Scoring

Score, no look pass

Valuation of training

Readiness, Speed, Element of Surprise

1v1 Skills Strong on puck skills Stealing the puck skills Attack Game Situation Roles All attacking, all defendingCHARACTER: Upbeat, Sport Culture, Effort, Team 1stSKATING (must appear everyday): Full Speed Skating, response, turns, braking & acceleration Speed Skills. Slide21

Physical, Cognitive, Emotional, Mental Development Slide22

Training ModelVsCompetition ModelSlide23

World Class Training

130 – 100 – 50

130 Practices

100 Off Ice Sessions

50 Games

7

of Last 8

U18

World Championships Slide24

14U/16U

Coaching PointsFITNESS

& STAMINA/ OFF ICE

PRACTICE/PLAY ‘AT TEMPO’

S.A.G.’s

FOR GREATER COMPETITION

ADVANCED DECISION MAKING &

AWARENESS

Individual & Team

Concepts

Individual & Team Tactics

ADVANCED SKILL IMPROVEMENTSPEED WINDOW #2 Training to TrainSlide25

16U Coaching Points

Build High End Character

Continue to Build Passion

Emphasize SAG’s – Decision Making

Competitive Drills – Win Puck/Win Battle

Commitment to off Ice

T

raining and Habits

Under Speed Training/Over Speed Training

Game Like Situations

Force good Habits Slide26

Concentrate on Skill Development

14U Bantam50% Skills – Hockey Skills &

Habits35% Sense - Concepts & Awareness

15% Systems - Team

Play

16U Midget

50% Skills – Hockey Skills

& Habits

30% Sense

-

Concepts

& Awareness 20% Systems - Team Play 18U Midget/19+50% Skills - Hockey Skills & Habits 25% Sense - Concepts & Awareness 25% Systems - Team Play

CHOOSE TO BECOME A

HOCKEY PLAYERSlide27

Reward vs Punishment/ Practice CultureTrain Like the Game

Reward-effort, good decision making and proper execution with OFFENSIVE OPPORTUNITIES.

Punish-laziness, poor decision making and poor execution with HAVING TO PLAY DEFENSE. Commitment to proper play off the puck is a great weakness our players haveSlide28

CHARACTERISTICS OF ELITE PLAYERS

HOCKEY SENSE/ MENTAL ASPECTS OF THE GAME/ DECISION MAKING

SOME TYPE OF WORLD CLASS SKILLSlide29

Respect

Within the rules/Control your actions

Accountability

Improve yourself/teammate/team

Responsibility

Hold each other accountable

Competitiveness

Challenge yourself/Challenge your teammate

Instill Proper Practice Habits in PlayersSlide30

Jr Hurricanes Mens and Women’s Results!!

-4 Players NHL Camps This Summer-1 Signed AHL Player For Next Season-7 NCAA D1 Players-3 OHL Players-4 USHL Players-Multiple Tier II Players-Multiple NCAA DIV III and DIV I Club Players

-6 Players Drafted to the USHL this season