The worst hockey practice ever

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The worst hockey practice ever

posted by Total Female Hockey Club
Tuesday, December 8, 2009 at 9:47am PST

Kim McCullough, Director & Founder of Total Female Hockey, has trained, coached and consulted with over 1500 players and 300 coaches, from novice to National teams, on how to take their on-ice performance to the next level through off-ice player development.

You know exactly what I am talking about. We’ve all been at those girls hockey practices where no one can make a pass, the goalies can’t stop a beach ball, no one looks like they’re trying and the coach is ready to pull all their hair out. There is nothing more frustrating to a coach, parent or player when no one can seem to do a single thing right out on the practice ice.

That’s why I created this special *free* report for you.

It is a 7 Point Practice Performance Plan that I created to keep players focused, coaches sane, and teams on track to having the most successful season possible. Every practice is an opportunity to take your game to the next level. Just showing up, going through the motions & expecting to improve won’t work. But this plan will.

Download Your Free Copy of The “7 Point Practice Performance Plan” by clicking on the link below:

http://www.totalfemalehockey.com/practice_performance_plan.shtml

Feel free to pass this along to anyone on your team, your fellow hockey parents and coaches, and anyone else that you think might benefit from this information.

Enjoy!

Keep Working Hard & Dreaming BIG.

Your friend and coach,

~ Coach Kim

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