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  1. ACL rehab Phase 2
    Sean Skahan
    ACL rehab Phase 2

    This program was implemented with a player who sustained an ACL injury back during the 2008-2009 season. This would be 9 weeks post surgery....Keep Reading ›

  1. Kevin Neeld Interview on Iron Game Chalk Talk
    Kevin Neeld
    Kevin Neeld Interview on Iron Game Chalk Talk

    Check out the interview I recently did for Ron McKeefery's Iron Game Chalk Talk, where we discuss everything from assessments to training methodology, to my path in the industry....Keep Reading ›

  1. Reducing and Managing Competition Anxiety in Ice Hockey: Techniques for Performing Your Best
    Riley Fitzgerald
    Reducing and Managing&##xa;Competition Anxiety in Ice Hockey&##x3a;&##xa;Techniques for Performing Your Best

    Many athletes are unaware that the experience of anxiety in the athletic context is actually necessary in order to perform optimally through preparing you both mentally and physically. However, while some anxiety is necessary for performing your best, excessive levels can have a negative impact on performance, often causing worry and negative thinking in relation to competition....Keep Reading ›

  1. Mini Bands
    Darryl Nelson
    Mini Bands

    Here are some drills that could easily be done by any youth hockey coach. All that is needed is a bit of space and some bands....Keep Reading ›

  1. Medicine Ball Baseball Pitcher
    Darryl Nelson
    Medicine Ball Baseball Pitcher

    This is a medicine ball exercise I have used for developing explosive power....Keep Reading ›

  1. Working Effectively as a Staff
    Ken Hetzel
    Working Effectively as a Staff

    The working relationship and communication between the Sports Medicine Staff of a team is of paramount importance, and is often an overlooked component of a team's success. Here in the American Hockey League, we have one Strength & Conditioning Coach, a Physical Therapist, and an Athletic Trainer....Keep Reading ›

  1. The Case for Direct Cuff Training in Contact Sports
    Anthony Donskov
    The Case for Direct Cuff Training in Contact Sports

    Here is an article submitted by Anthony Donskov. Look for much more content to be added by Anthony....Keep Reading ›

  1. Hockey Related Concussions: From Evaluation to Return to Play
    Jeff Cubos
    Hockey Related Concussions&##x3a; From Evaluation to Return to Play

    With the recent and ongoing debates pertaining to "head shots" in professional hockey, I would like to summarize the developments of the most recent symposium on concussion in sport....Keep Reading ›

  1. Anthony Renna and I discuss Legacy by James Kerr
    Brian Sipotz
    Anthony Renna and I discuss Legacy by James Kerr

    I got the chance to talk with Anthony Renna about one of my all-time favorite books, Legacy: what the All-Blacks can teach us about the business of life, by James Kerr. Have a listen!...Keep Reading ›

  1. Sumo Squat Stretch/Activation
    Anthony Donskov
    Sumo Squat Stretch&##x2f;Activation

    Here is a good hip stretch submitted by Anthony Donskov....Keep Reading ›

  1. Youth Off-Season Stretch, Core Actvation, Mobility, and Warm Up
    Sean Skahan
    Youth Off-Season Stretch, Core Actvation, Mobility, and Warm Up

    Here is a video of one of my off-season youth hockey groups going through parts of our pre-lift schedule....Keep Reading ›

  1. Chin Ups
    Sean Skahan
    Chin Ups

    We are making a small change to the way that we are performing Chin Ups and Pull Ups....Keep Reading ›

  1. Dryland Skating Exercises, Part 2
    Darryl Nelson
    Dryland Skating Exercises, Part 2

    Here are the additional videos I was talking about from the thread "Dryland Skating Exercises"...Keep Reading ›

  1. 4 Day Off Season
    Darryl Nelson
    4 Day Off Season

    This is the Phase 3 workout from the team's summer program....Keep Reading ›

  1. Youth Sports and Fitness
    Darryl Nelson
    Youth Sports and Fitness

    Here is an article that I had written for possible use by the American Development Model. I thought it was relevant because Mike had recently posted a great article about nutrition. Also, thanks to Amy Dawson Taggart I have also included a document from 'Mission Readiness" about the fitness levels of young people in Ameerica....Keep Reading ›

  1. In-Season Core Phase 3
    Sean Skahan
    In-Season Core Phase 3

    This is what we are currently doing on practice days with the exception of practice days where we will lift. Our core program progresses throughout the season from simple to more complex variations of the same movement patterns. This is very similar to what we have done in seasons past except that we have added the Turkish Get Up progression to it....Keep Reading ›

  1. Off-Season 2011 Phase 4 Strength Training
    Sean Skahan
    Off-Season 2011 Phase 4 Strength Training

    Here is phase 4 of the 2011 Off-Season strength training program....Keep Reading ›

  1. 5-Day Off-Season Program: Phase 3
    Kevin Neeld
    5-Day Off-Season Program&##x3a; Phase 3

    This is Phase 3 of our 4/5-day off-season program. The focus of this phase was largely on speed and power, with a secondary emphasis on maintaining strength from the previous phase and conditioning the alactic system (for the first two weeks) and lactic system (week 3)...Keep Reading ›

  1. 4-Day Off-Season Program: Phase 3
    Kevin Neeld
    4-Day Off-Season Program&##x3a; Phase 3

    Phase 3 of our 4-day off-season training program. The second phase ramped up the speed and conditioning work, but had an emphasis on improving strength. Because this is the last phase before most of our players leave to return to their teams' pre-season camps, the focus of this phase is on:...Keep Reading ›

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