The Ride To The Rink - Cultivating Sportsmanship and Character in Youth Hockey
0In this week's episode of The Ride To The Rink, hockey mom Christie Casciano Burns delves into the crucial topic of sportsmanship in youth hockey. Christie shares her perspective and experiences, highlighting the importance of good sportsmanship on and off the ice. She addresses the negative impact of poor sportsmanship, such as throwing equipment and tantrums during games, and emphasizes the value of congratulating the opposing team regardless of the game's outcome. Christie's insights aim to teach young athletes the importance of controlling emotions and fostering a positive playing environment.
Key Points:
• The significance of good sportsmanship in hockey and its impact on players and parents.
• The negative behaviors to avoid during and after games.
• The importance of congratulating the opposing team after a game.
• Practical advice on controlling emotions and learning from each game.
• Encouragement for young players to become better individuals and athletes through sportsmanship.
Christie reminds all young players that every game is an opportunity to exhibit good sportsmanship and grow as both a person and a player. She encourages listeners to apply the lessons learned in this episode to improve their approach to the game and interactions with others.
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