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Ever hear of iTunes?   \n\n_
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http://www.hockeyinformer.com/web/fantasy/goalies/index.shtml\n\nThey read all the papers & find out which goalie is starting each game.\n\nThey even have a 7 day forcast.\n\nhttp://www.goaliepost.com/ \n\nis pretty good too, but sometimes not as accurate
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Check out  www.thehockeynews.com\n\nYou can order a subscription for around $40 but it includes 3 magazines and about 27 weekly mailings during the hockey season.
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Not hard at all geezer if there is an ice rink near to you then all you have to do is go down and ask at the main desk most ice rinks have a quite established league and are always looking for new people to join in. If they cant give you an answer there is always the local show off on the ice who more than likely plays hockey just ask him
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yea if you want the program juss email me at bostonh8er@yahoo.com
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Lacrosse\nLacrosse\nLacrosse\nLacrosse\nField Hockey\nI wish
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Well yea pretty much the best sport, eh. Drink beer and play. Yea how boot Hockey Night in Canada, all time favorite. Hockey is great, fast paced, big hits and goals.
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http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/feature/?fid=8955&hubname=
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Brian, are you looking for anything in particular? I am adult male in Ontario Canada.  Have been a hockey fan (GO BRUINS) since I was a kid.  I have been a minor hockey ref for more than 20 years.
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I think university of arizona or arizona state university would have some sort of program that you are looking for. I suggest you go talk to both of these schools.
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bchockey.com has all hockey and you can just go from there. if you want to go straight to the page, go to msn.com and type in ARMSTRONG SHARKS WHA. it worked for me.
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Ice Hockey. One of the fastest moving exciting sports.....
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"Best Program" is very subjective.  \n\nThe "best" summer program challenges and involves the student in the same way as those in the regular school year.
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Brock does have a good program. The University of Western Ontario (www.uwo.ca) has a better one. Western is committed to "providing the best student experience in Canada".\n\nThese two links should help you as they both featured "University Report Cards":\n\nhttp://www.theglobeandmail.com/reportcard\n\nhttp://www.macleans.ca/universities/article.jsp?content=20051104_162441_5048
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Play or go to hockey clinic's, get a personal trainer.
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yeah i am. the trick is looking forward to the next season and finding a replacement sport. i suggest soccer with the fIFA world cup on every day it is a great way to get your mind of hockey try it. if it doesnot work im sorry my be play your own hockey games with your friends.
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It's mini mites..  repetition, repition, repition and alot of patience..\n\nYou have seevral factors..\n\nFirst..  you should have your coaching card, assuming you are in the US, USA Hockey requires all on ice coaches to have their card..  Mni mites you baseically only need to know how to skate modestly, since it's the lowest level, but you still need that lovely little document..\n\nSecond..  Assuming it's a certified Association, there should be one person in charge of the on ice program..  That person is following the direction of both your association, and USA Hockey..  there is very little leeway in the way kids are taught youth hockey, whether it's Michigan, Wisconson or Texas..  all levels have certain 'requirements' to be taught..\n\nNext..  None of the kids on the ice will care if you are a man or a woman, so you shouldn;t either..  The Ann Arbor Association we belonged to for several years, (three kids, two boys and one girl) there were always a couple of 'hockey moms' on the ice helping out..  with the key helping out, just like the hockey dads..  Either you know hockey or you don't , both your fellow coaches and more importantly, the kids, will figure it out very quickly..  But the bottom line is the program coordinator runs the show..  your job is to demonstrate, observe and correct..  alot of times, that's where the patience comes in..  Mini mites is nothing more than 90% very basic hockey drills, but a good program will make it fun..  give lots of encouragement..\n\nAlso, be aware, depending on the size of the mini mite class, it might very well be tiered, Ann Arbor tended to run three teirs because they often had 60 70 or more skaters learning..  and at varying levels of proficiency..  The coordinator would classify those skaters to keep the better skaters together so they progress together, the middle group together and the kids who can barely stand on skates together..  that way, they all get attention, direction, and encouragement..\n\nOnly warnings I would have is be prepared..  if you have 60 kids out there..  you'll have five or ten that have no desire to be there, but their parents are pushing them..  you'll have alot of stubborn kids and stubborn parents..  be patient with both..\n\nAs for other coaches..  I would not worry about it..  Most of the men are there for the exact same reason you are..  they love hockey, and more importantly, they love their sons and daughters who are sharing a passion..  The 'old school' coaches at this level won't be a problem..  And if one does become a problem..  Gordie Howe had a nice little way of handling nuisances on the ice..  that's all I'll say about that..\n\nBy the Way..  My hats off to you..  You won't regret the decision to be involved with your son and hockey.  I have never regretted it with my eldest son and daughter..  (middle son has different interests which I support)