Weiss Tech Sound Bytes

http://weisstechhockey.com - Have you heard about the new "magic bullet" for developing hockey players? Guess what... It's a hoax! There's no such thing as a magic bullet. Coaches need to put in the time to learn and understand the fundamentals if they hope to teach them!

Late-night analysis of the 2014 Olympics in Sochi

Pondering on an article I read a few weeks ago over at http://coachchic.com

http://weisstechhockey.com/drillbook for more info.

A few things to look for when picking up your dot drill mat.

Improving your physicality is one of the ways to make the most gains this off season.

Summer is a great chance to improve your skills and physical conditioning. Don't let it go to waste!

There's a lot of tactical crossover between hockey and soccer. The one-timer is a BIG one!

Jeremy Weiss and Kevin Muller discuss summer development and the 10,000 Pucks contest at HockeyShare.com

A World-Wide Compilation of Drills for High-Caliber Players

Key points to consider when working with girls at the U18 and beyond level.

Key points to consider for U12 development for girls.

Jeremy and Stan Weiss discuss the key differences between coaching boys and girls hockey players. This is Part 1 of our 3-part series on coaching girls' hockey.

How to increase your scoring chances, even if you're not a "natural-born goal scorer."

Play to your strengths, and develop your weaknesses to the point where they don't hinder you strengths. That's the gameplan!

A 2010 study from the Mayo Clinic reports that NCAA Men's hockey players experience 46% fewer concussions than their non-checking counterparts, NCAA women's hockey players. How is this possible? If it's true, why is checking and fighting being attacked? Here the link to the article referenced in the soundbyte: http://slapshot.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/10/19/at-the-mayo-clinic-womens-hockey-a-most-dangerous-game/?_php=true&_type=blogs&_r=0

The older you get, the bigger difference details make!

Your Questions Answered about our Upcoming Clinics!

What to do when only 7 guys show up.

Holding the blue line can make a huge difference in your offensive pressure!