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The 6 Biggest Mistakes Goalies Make Before Tryouts (And How to Avoid Them)
Tryout season puts pressure on everyone: goalies, parents, and coaches alike. The instinct is often to do more: more ice time, more drills, more sessions. But in our experience, the biggest mistakes goalies make before tryouts usually come from unstructured preparation, not lack of effort. Here are six common pre-tryout mistakes – and how goalies…
Why Goalie Training Must Shift After Age 12
For young goaltenders, early development is often about exploration—learning how to move, react, and love the position. But once a goalie reaches around age 12, something important changes. The way they should be training needs to change, too. At Wolfe Hockey, we see this transition point clearly every season. Goalies who continue training the same…
How Parents Can Support (Not Pressure) Their Young Athlete
In youth hockey, there’s a fine line between supporting your child’s growth and unintentionally adding pressure. Every parent wants their kid to succeed: to skate a little faster, shoot a little harder, and feel that rush of confidence after a great game. But success in hockey (and in life) isn’t built through pushiness or perfectionism.…
So Your Player Wants to Go Pro: Your Consulting Blueprint
Every hockey parent reaches a point where the dream gets real. Your player isn’t just chasing pucks anymore; they’re chasing a path. Whether that path leads to juniors, college, or the pros, one thing becomes clear fast: the hockey world is complex, and the stakes get higher every year. Understanding the Landscape Before we talk…
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