The Ride To The Rink - Embracing Challenges and Growing as a Player

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This week's episode of Our Kids Play Hockey tackles a pivotal question straight from the Our Kids Play Hockey community: How can you be a good teammate or supportive parent, especially when you or your child doesn't make the desired team?

Lee delves into the importance of maintaining a positive and proactive attitude, regardless of the team placement. Drawing from personal experiences, he shares how some of his most rewarding hockey seasons were those where he didn't make the team he initially wanted. These experiences underscored the unexpected opportunities for growth and leadership that can arise in less-than-ideal circumstances.

Key Highlights:

- Overcoming Disappointment: Lee talks about the benefits of playing on a team that might not have been your first choice and how this can lead to unexpected personal development and enjoyment.

- The Role of a Good Teammate and Parent: Emphasizing the critical role of supporting one another, Lee discusses how being a great teammate or parent involves more than just dealing with successes; it's about fostering a positive environment and helping others excel.

- Personal Development Beyond the Ice: The conversation extends beyond just playing hockey — it's about developing life skills, leadership, and a strong work ethic. Lee stresses the importance of what you do off the ice, including physical training and studying the game, to improve on it.

This episode is not just for those who play but also for the parents and coaches who guide and support young athletes. Tune in to gain valuable insights on how to navigate the emotional highs and lows of team selections and turn them into developmental stepping stones in youth hockey. Whether you're a player, a parent, or a coach, this discussion offers vital lessons on growth, resilience, and the true spirit of sportsmanship.


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