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Q: How does play away from the rink, help my child improve as a hockey player?
03/26/2014, 10:45am MDT
By USAHockey.com
A: Kids at the 8 and under age group are acquiring essential fundamental movement skills. These movements are not limited to skating or shooting a puck; they are things like running, jumping and catching. Helping kids master these basic movement skills through a variety of fun-focused activities, will provide them with a better foundation for acquiring more advanced sports skills in the future.
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