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EP.143 - Jamal Meyers and Reaching Your Potential in Hockey: Insights on Coaching, Development, and the Future of the Sport

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Former NHL player and Stanley Cup champion Jamal Mayers joins us for a fascinating journey through the ice, as we explore what it takes to reach your potential in hockey. We reminisce about our own encounters on the rink, including that unforgettable NHL game between Toronto and LA, and delve into Jamal’s current adventures coaching his son's impressively ranked youth team. With fellow ex-NHLers by his side as assistant coaches, Jamal offers a treasure trove of insights into the joys and challenges of mentoring young players, stressing the importance of consistency and foundational skills.
Our conversation shifts to the shifting landscape of junior and college hockey, where we dissect the recent NCAA policy change that allows Canadian Hockey League players to accept scholarships. This significant shift could rewrite the North American hockey playbook, with college teams now favoring older freshmen. We examine how these changes might influence leagues like the WHL and BCJ, and the newfound freedom players have in crafting their developmental paths, adding a new layer of complexity to the sport’s future.
Finally, we dive into the realm of youth hockey tournaments and coaching philosophies. The upcoming UMH 68 tournament promises an exciting platform for young players to shine, and we share personal coaching experiences that emphasize accountability, effort, and honest feedback. By weaving in anecdotes from my own journey coaching my son's team, we explore the delicate balance of being both a parent and a coach, and the importance of fostering a culture where young athletes can own their journey, ultimately crafting a holistic understanding of hockey development.

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Chapters

1. Reaching Your Potential in Hockey (00:00:00)

2. Naming NHL Players (00:05:02)

3. The Evolution of Playoff Hockey (00:15:31)

4. Elite Hockey Youth Tournament Expansion (00:21:57)

5. Player Development and Accountability in Hockey (00:25:55)

6. Coaching Communication With Youth Players (00:31:37)

7. Effective Communication in Hockey Development (00:40:51)

8. Junior Hockey Development Expansion Strategies (00:52:42)

168 episodes

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Former NHL player and Stanley Cup champion Jamal Mayers joins us for a fascinating journey through the ice, as we explore what it takes to reach your potential in hockey. We reminisce about our own encounters on the rink, including that unforgettable NHL game between Toronto and LA, and delve into Jamal’s current adventures coaching his son's impressively ranked youth team. With fellow ex-NHLers by his side as assistant coaches, Jamal offers a treasure trove of insights into the joys and challenges of mentoring young players, stressing the importance of consistency and foundational skills.
Our conversation shifts to the shifting landscape of junior and college hockey, where we dissect the recent NCAA policy change that allows Canadian Hockey League players to accept scholarships. This significant shift could rewrite the North American hockey playbook, with college teams now favoring older freshmen. We examine how these changes might influence leagues like the WHL and BCJ, and the newfound freedom players have in crafting their developmental paths, adding a new layer of complexity to the sport’s future.
Finally, we dive into the realm of youth hockey tournaments and coaching philosophies. The upcoming UMH 68 tournament promises an exciting platform for young players to shine, and we share personal coaching experiences that emphasize accountability, effort, and honest feedback. By weaving in anecdotes from my own journey coaching my son's team, we explore the delicate balance of being both a parent and a coach, and the importance of fostering a culture where young athletes can own their journey, ultimately crafting a holistic understanding of hockey development.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Reaching Your Potential in Hockey (00:00:00)

2. Naming NHL Players (00:05:02)

3. The Evolution of Playoff Hockey (00:15:31)

4. Elite Hockey Youth Tournament Expansion (00:21:57)

5. Player Development and Accountability in Hockey (00:25:55)

6. Coaching Communication With Youth Players (00:31:37)

7. Effective Communication in Hockey Development (00:40:51)

8. Junior Hockey Development Expansion Strategies (00:52:42)

168 episodes

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