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About Martial
Expertise I have been playing amateur hockey for 45 years... from Youth hockey up to Jr. "B", and now still play in adult leagues. I have coached youth hockey for 10+ years and have been an "active student" of all aspects of learning, playing and coaching hockey for past 8 years. I offer not only some X`s & O`s about hockey but also some experience in practical, philosophical, spiritual and motivational aspects of playing and learning the game. My son is now 23 - and playing in College. He went through all the hurdles to get to Juniors and play there for 3 years. I am happy to share our experience during that journey.
Experience Now in my 45th year involved with this awesome ever evolving sport! I am USA Hockey Certified as Intermediate Level Coach.
I have a BA degree in Psychology with minor in business (Brock University), as well as a LLB (law degree) from Ottawa University.
I have owned and run my family business for 20+ years now. I have co-parented 3 great kids!
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Expert: Martial - 10/22/2009
Question Hi there, My question is if my 11 year old son wants to improve his shot in the garage. Is putting a little distance between him and the net a good idea as opposed to shooting on net really close.
Answer Hello tracey...
I would have to say YES! It's one thing to build confidence by shooting from up close - but we still need to build on accuracy and power. Accuracy being the MORE important one!
So yes - maybe back up a foot or so every week or two and keep shooting for targets. Eventually he should be able to hit them from just about anywhere in the offensive zone!
Hope this helps!
GOOD LUCK WITH THE PUCK!
Martial
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