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Unleash the Potential Episode 2: Angelo Dibattista 4 take aways

Unleash the Potential Podcast, is here to help hockey players, parents and the hockey community get a better sense on how to help the athletes develop and achieve their goals in the hockey world and help transition those successes and failures into positives in the next chapter of their life. The stories will feature, coaches, scouts, players, parents, trainers, various experts all to hopefully bring information and experiences to help the community. It is not meant as advice, each person’s situation may be different.

Angelo Dibattista played Junior hockey and currently climbing up the coaching ranks. Coach of the AA Flyers youth midget team, Ang is known for his up beat practices, strategic team development and passionate bench demeanor.

Quick video summary Below:

Be flexible be strategic

Understand the team that is present. If the team is fast but not necessarily big, don’t focus on a force focused approach. Create a strategy that fits the team.

Support system:

Find people you can rely on, then let them do their jobs, don’t interfere.

Motivating players

All players are not built the same way. Identify what communication style works as a group and what works from an individual  approach.

Standing out during tryouts

Do something, really well and keep doing it. DO not be afraid to show the coaches the game you play. Show you care through the effort you give on the back check, forecheck etc.

Written By:

Kirill Vaks

BA, CSCS, NFPT-SNS

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