
So Your Kid Wants To Play Hockey? A Guide For Hockey Inexperienced Parents
Poshdel
Description
This short book is a guide for parents who have no experience with hockey and are wondering whether they should register their child(ren) to play. If you are sitting on the fence, then this book may help you make that decision. Peter Falkowski did not play hockey as a child. However, he taught his son to skate at a young age and then registered him with the local minor hockey association. For ten years Peter drove his son to every practice, game and tournament. In this book he shares some of the lessons he learned on the way and offers some guidance to parents who are unsure of whether to proceed and would like more information to help with their decision. This book provides an overview of the many factors to consider when determining whether to become a “hockey parent” and offers a number of tips to make the experience pleasant for both child and parent.Read more
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Episodes (42)
INTRODUCTION
THE JOY OF BEING A HOCKEY PARENT
CANADA’S HOCKEY CULTURE
BENEFITS OF PLAYING HOCKEY FOR KIDS
SOME DISADVANTAGES OF HOCKEY
HOW MUCH DOES PLAYING HOCKEY COST?
TWO KINDS OF ARENAS – PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
PUBLIC SKATING HOURS
BACKYARD ICE RINK
THE POSITIVE EFFECT OF SOME WELL-PLACED PEER PRESSURE