Our Mission is 'To help young athletes in their pursuits of playing at the highest levels possible. While doing this, also teaching them the basics in focus and self discipline. Further enabling them to become more dynamic in both their ability as an individual and as a team player.'

I have become convinced that our coaches need more information to help provide players and their families with the guidance they so clearly need. This discussion paper should help our coaches. Just as we offer training in the game and how to coach it, we need to make certain that more of our coaches at the bantam level and beyond are aware of the options and the process.

The American Hockey Coaches Association was formed in May of 1947 in Boston, MA, by a handful of college coaches concerned about the game they loved. It has grown to include professional, junior, high school, and youth hockey coaches, as well as referees, administrators, sales representatives, journalists, and fans. It is open to men and women alike.

Athletes Resource is a comprehensive sports-oriented service organization dedicated to assisting individuals in developing, achieving and maintaining their athletic goals. The Athletes Resource team is committed to being an integral component in success of their clients by providing direction, instruction, training, motivation, marketing and promotion as well as other value-added services.

The Canadian Professional Coaches Association is the professional arm of the Coaching Association of Canada. The CPCA is the national association of coaches, with the mission of furthering the profession and careers of its members.

Each week, USA TODAY will feature a leading college coach providing tips on improving hockey skills.

This is BC's official Coaches Assoication website. Find plenty of resources for all levels of coaching.

The Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) is a not-for-profit organization with the mission to establish education, training and ethical standards for coaches in Canada.

The Coaching Association of Canada is a not-for-profit organization with the mission to establish education, training, and ethical standards for coaches in Canada. Find out more on-line!

These abstracts interpret research articles for practicing coaches and others interested in applied sport science.