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Guarantee Your Success

Several years ago I came across a recommendation to read Million Dollar Habits by Brian Tracy. Brian is a self-made multi-millionaire. He also never went to college. One of the fundamental habits of his success was goal setting. Setting long-term goals, then breaking them down into smaller chunks. As an example, you might say I […]

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A Valuable Coaching Lesson Part 2

The other day I mentioned that coaches should lead by example.  I wrote a short paragraph about what this means in my Off-Ice Performance Training Course that I wanted to share with you: “A word of advice for coaches: It would be best to not prescribe any exercise that you can’t do yourself.  Ideally, you […]

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1-Leg Squat vs. 1-Leg Deadlift Continued

Watch the 1-leg squat and 1-leg deadlift videos that I posted the other day.  Can you see the slight difference in the movement pattern? The 1-leg versions of these exercises are similar to the 2-leg versions. The 1-leg squat with the leg in front is similar to a front squat. The 1-leg squat with the […]

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Ultimate Hockey Development Coaching Program

Ultimate Hockey Development Coaching Program

Kevin gathered the world’s top experts in performance training, injury prevention and rehabilitation, sports nutrition, on-ice skill development, and career advancement for the most in-depth hockey development interrogation ever conducted. In these 12 Coaching Calls, you’ll here these experts tell you exactly what strategies they use to build strong, fast, injury-resistant, skilled, mentally tough hockey […]

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The Difference Between a 1-Leg Squat and 1-Leg Deadlift

After talking to Nick Tumminello, I changed the way I do 1-leg squats.  I used to do them with the “up leg” out in front.  Some people call this a pistol squat (I hate that name).  Now I do them with the up leg behind the body. I made the switch from the “up leg […]

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A Valuable Coaching Lesson

This Summer I’ve been fortunate to work with a group of highly motivated hockey players pursuing various levels of professional hockey. Last week one of my guys said something that stuck with me. Something that I wrote about in my Off-Ice Performance Training Course. He said something that went like: “I hate Wednesdays.  This day […]

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Is Time Magazine Trying to Kill You?

Last week, one of the athletes I train approached me about an article he came across in Time Magazine. My reaction to his comments was: “You have to be kidding me.” I was going to blast the article and the complete lack of social responsibility Time Magazine showed by printing the article. This is just […]

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Everything You Need to Know About Testes

This isn’t going to be nearly as crude as you’re hoping for. …but it got you this far didn’t it? Performance nutrition expert Dr. John Berardi, along with the help of Dr. Bryan Walsh, put out these two posts that do an awesome job explaining the cause and results of hormone imbalances in both men […]

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I Can’t Get it Up

Luckily, I’ve never had this problem. Other guys aren’t so lucky. When I switched the way my hockey guys do bird dogs after watching a video that Nick Tumminello put out, I’d say about ½ the guys I train either really struggled or couldn’t lift their leg at all. Watch the video below to see […]

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Position Specific Hockey Training

After a life of playing forward, I was moved back to defense for my first two years of college hockey. Occasionally I would get an opportunity to jump back up to forward for a couple shifts. What an eye opening experience that was! Since I was rarely tired playing defense, I was surprised to feel […]

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