While watching an NHL game with my son the other night, I caught myself trying to explain something most fans never even notice: how acceleration works on the ice, and why great players are constantly managing the natural delay it creates in the rhythm of the game. One simple question led to another, and, if […]
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The Path of Identity
Why Small Intentional Decisions Matter. We’ve all been there. A tournament 45 minutes outside a [...]
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Why Grit Matters
In a world of constant comparison, identity is under pressure, and grit is what holds [...]
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Grit Kore Anxiety Index
As participants in the hockey community, there are moments where we, as coaches, observe parental [...]
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Defining Grit
Every season we try to anchor our team with a theme—something that captures how we [...]
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Youth Hockey Tryouts and the Question of Identity
Youth hockey tryouts in Fairfield County reveal something fascinating every year. Parents become anxious, conversations [...]
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