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Post by coloradoflyer on Jul 12, 2017 9:48:43 GMT
that will be a help but, there needs to be a structure in place for kids from say under 10's right up so they are taught proper strength and conditioning, nutrition, skating and all that kind of stuff, and when the kids are at home get them doing stick work, so by the time they get to snl level they are bigger stronger faster and able to move up to elite, and they may have a better chance at being good enough to play that level, all very well and good having money but if you don't use it in the right way the kids don't benefit and neither do the clubs, one club once voice singing from the same to me sounds better
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Post by Dirty Lyle on Jul 12, 2017 10:04:51 GMT
that will be a help but, there needs to be a structure in place for kids from say under 10's right up so they are taught proper strength and conditioning, nutrition, skating and all that kind of stuff, and when the kids are at home get them doing stick work, so by the time they get to snl level they are bigger stronger faster and able to move up to elite, and they may have a better chance at being good enough to play that level, all very well and good having money but if you don't use it in the right way the kids don't benefit and neither do the clubs, one club once voice singing from the same to me sounds better And surely that is the job of junior development..I'm pretty sure most of what you have asked for is actually done by kihc, they do a good job with juniors. |
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Post by fflyers on Jul 12, 2017 21:37:22 GMT
At the end of the day, if the goal is to bleed through local talent to the Flyers, they need to be given the chance at that level. Doesn't matter how much strength work, how much on ice work they do. They will not be able to just instantly jump into the EIHL. They need to be given the chance to train with those level players and they WILL reach that stage. Currently Flyers let a couple players train semi consistently, none of the juniors train more than twice a week. Not one. Yet Flyers expect these players to just turn up and be ready to play or at least be close. Just isn't going to happen.
Juniors NEED to be allowed to train full time, and NEED more of them doing so... Else they go somewhere else that will offer that. Not rocket science. That opportunity for the juniors is what the coaches expect 'in return'. It shouldn't even be asked of, it should be expected.
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Post by johndabomb on Jul 12, 2017 21:48:33 GMT
Just stick them in and see if they sink or swim.
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