PRESIDENT MARK — Even in the NHL: Parent Quiz: What Would You Say?
Eight questions with answers and explanations help Hockey Parents understand NHL examples, mistakes, statistics and recovery.
Hockey Parent Intelligence
MARK PRESIDENT – Even NHL Players Make Mistakes: Teach the Next Play
Use NHL examples to put Hockey mistakes in perspective, then teach one clear next action. Practical coaching language for young Players through Junior.
SECTION 41 — THE ORGANIZATION SHOULD DEVELOP RESILIENT PEOPLE, NOT EMOTIONALLY EXHAUSTED PEOPLE
One of the most important distinctions in modern hockey: resilience is not the same thing as emotional exhaustion. Many organizations unintentionally confuse: with:mental toughness. They… Read More »SECTION 41 — THE ORGANIZATION SHOULD DEVELOP RESILIENT PEOPLE, NOT EMOTIONALLY EXHAUSTED PEOPLE
SECTION 40 — THE ORGANIZATION SHOULD CREATE ACCOUNTABILITY WITHOUT HUMILIATION
most misunderstood concepts in hockey: accountability. Some organizations avoid accountability completely because:they fear: Other organizations weaponize accountability through: Both models fail. Strong organizations understand:healthy accountability… Read More »SECTION 40 — THE ORGANIZATION SHOULD CREATE ACCOUNTABILITY WITHOUT HUMILIATION
SECTION 29 — THE ORGANIZATION SHOULD CREATE CALM, NOT CONSTANT TENSION
One of the clearest signs of unhealthy hockey leadership: constant tension. You can feel it immediately in some organizations: The rink begins feeling:heavy. That is… Read More »SECTION 29 — THE ORGANIZATION SHOULD CREATE CALM, NOT CONSTANT TENSION
SECTION 28 — THE ORGANIZATION SHOULD NOT RUN ON EMOTION
Hockey is emotional. That will never change. Players care.Parents care.Coaches care.Volunteers care.Leadership cares. Emotion is natural. But organizations become unstable when: emotion starts controlling structure.… Read More »SECTION 28 — THE ORGANIZATION SHOULD NOT RUN ON EMOTION