The Hockey Strength Podcast

In Episode 17 of the Hockey Strength Podcast, we talk with the National Team Development Program powerskating coach, Carrie Keil about her work with the National Team, her unique summer training opportunity, and also about her presentation for the Great Lakes Hockey Strength and Conditioning Clinic coming up on May 9th. Coach Carrie will be presenting on the unique demands of the hockey stride, and how that effects the strength training we do.

This very special episode is being recorded as a Hockey Strength Podcast and also a segment in the Strength coach podcast for StrengthCoach.com. Our buddy Anthony Renna, host of the Strength Coach Podcast, takes over hosting the duties to have a conversation with me about the evolution of training from a player's perspective, and also about my presentation for the upcoming Great Lakes Hockey Strength and Conditioning Clinic on May 9th.  

In Episode 15 of the Hockey Strength Podcast, we continue speaking with presenters for the upcoming Great Lakes Hockey Strength Clinic and have a chat with Dr Stephen McGregor, Exercise Science Professor at Eastern Michigan University.  Dr. McGregor will be talking about quantifying on-ice workload by gathering data from specialized devices worn under the players' gear.  

In Episode 14 of the Hockey Strength Podcast we talk with the strength coach of the Miami Redhawks, Justin Roethlingshoeffer. Justin is the next in a series of podcasts where we will be speaking with the presenters for the upcoming Great Lakes Hockey Strength and Conditioning Clinic on May 9th.  Coach Roethlinshoeffer will be talking about how he collects and uses data to customize training and drive the performance of the Redhawk players. 

In Episode 13 of the Hockey Strength Podcast, we begin our discussions with the presenters at the Great Lakes Hockey Strength and Conditioning Clinic taking place May 9th, 2015 on the campus of Eastern Michigan University. We will be previewing each speakers presentation and getting to know why the topic is important to strength coaches, hockey coaches, and players. In today's episode, we will talk with Coach Jim McKee about his presentation, Unconscious Learning and Athletic Performance.

Check out Episode 12 of the Hockey Strength Podcast where I have a conversation with Physical Therapist Greg Roskovensky about pain and what it means for the athletes and strength and conditioning coaches.  Also listen to hear a special announcement of our very first live event, the Great Lakes Hockey Strength and Conditioning Clinic! 

With the holidays approaching, teams are nearing the half-way point of the season and will be looking to get stronger as the season goes on.  In Episode 11 of the Hockey Strength Podcast, we talk with Darryl Nelson of the National Team Development Program about the importance of in-season training, and why we should be working to improve strength on a year-round basis. 

In episode 10 of the Hockey Strength Podcast, we talk with hockeystrengthandconditioning.com partner Kevin Neeld about new femoroacetabular impingement research and also his presentation for the upcoming NSCA Training for Hockey Clinic, Mobility Training for Hockey.  Our guest coach is the head strength and conditioning coach at Quinnipiac University, Brijesh Patel.  Brijesh will share some of his presentation for the NSCA clinic, Creating a Well-Rounded Off Season Program for Hockey. 

Check out Episode 9 of the Hockey Strength Podcast where we speak with hockeystrengthandconditioning.com partner and San Jose Sharks strength coach Mike Potenza about his Black Aces program and also some considerations for age-appropriate training at the youth level.  We also talk with Union College head strength and conditioning coach Dan Gabelman about the winning recipe for the newest NCAA Hockey Champions.

In episode 8 we talk with Anaheim Ducks Strength Coach and hockeystrengthandconditioning.com partner Sean Skahan and also guest coach Brandon Bovee, strength coach for Lev Praha (Prague) in the KHL.  Topics include keeping your programming simple and what REALLY matters for ice hockey training.