Coach Shiv Jagday: Teach young players the hockey technical skills in the right way if you want to create great players!
“My intention is not to undermine or criticize any coach or player personally, for that matter. I just like to show
Read MoreCoach Shiv, the former Canadian and USA National team coach, learned the art of playing hockey in Punjab, India, imitating the all time great hockey players, from the Olympic and World cup champion teams – India and Pakistan – in the 60’s and 70’s. He moved to Canada in 1977, and learned the science of hockey and the secrets of success of the European and Oceanic Hockey teams, while attending the FIH coaching seminars and observing the top teams and coaches, closely.
“My intention is not to undermine or criticize any coach or player personally, for that matter. I just like to show
Read MoreIn order to maintain the possession of the ball in a confined space under pressure in the Right Defensive Quadrant
Read MoreStep 1 – What not to do: Avoid teaching the young players spinning in circles. Yes, it sure has a
Read MoreDribbling should be implemented to get one out of trouble and not into the trouble. One of the remedies from
Read More1. Receiving a pass on the reverse stick: I understand, the players these days do not use it as much as
Read MoreStep 1: When the players are in their early to mid-teens, practice sessions should be designed as such which expose them
Read MoreAnd this is where we, the Shiv’s Coaching Academy coaching staff, sharply disagrees with the Hockey Guru’s who preach
Read MoreThe current trend – more or less – has been to play the game with power, at top speed, resulting
Read MoreThe purpose of this article is to develop awareness of, which technical and tactical skills, the Olympians will perform close
Read More“To set goals, you have to first figure out what you want. You can’t let someone else give you a
Read MoreCoach Shiv, the former Canadian and USA National team coach, shared with us a presentation based on the article also
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