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Hockey Zones for the LOVE of the GAME Hockey Zones For the LOVE of the GAME Volume 11 No. 2 Issue # 31 Spring / Summer2014 What’s Inside Calgary Flames - A View from the Pressbox 4 - 5 NHL Rink Size Debate 7 Smart Training - Knowing Your Zone 11 Tucker Hockey Upcoming Programs 17 - 20 2014 KHAS Fundraising Golf Tournament 22 - 23 2015 European Hockey Tour Program 25 Tucker Hockey’s Official Newsletter - Reinforcing Hockey’s Positives to ALL ages! Tucker Hockey Providing quality year-round professional consultations, instruction and services to hockey enthusiasts/stakeholders Summer Elite Power Skating / Individual Minor Hockey Team Summer Minor Super Power Conditioning Camp Practice Sessions Skating & Hockey Skills A specilized power skating curriculum that October - March Development includes extreme edges, striding - technique & Power Skating A program which focuses on the technical skills speed as well as skating agility & mobility drills Player Development of skating, puck control, passing and shooting Checking Clinics plus scrimmage. Elite Peewee & Bantam Players Ages 7 to14+ Player Evaluations Summer Summer July 15 to 29, 2015 July 15 to 29, 2015 European Hockey Tour European Hockey Tour Elite Training, exhibition games and Elite Training, exhibition games and sightseeing. sightseeing. Hockey Trip of a Lifetime! Hockey Trip of a Lifetime! Top Calibre Peewee Top Calibre Peewee Minor Hockey Group Programs Adult Recreational Fall, Winter, Spring & Summer Customized Programs Group Programs Group & “1 on 1” (Ages 18 to 65+) Power Skating & Player Development Year Round Fall, Winter, Spring & Summer Checking Clinics Levels 101 - 201 - 301 Shooting Clincs Ages 5 to 65+ Specialty Clinics Conditioning Clinics Hybrid Groups Rex Tucker Director, B.Comm Tucker Hockey Contact • 20 Years + Hockey Instruction Philosophy Tucker Hockey Experience (403) 998-5035 • A Professional Power Skating Adult Hockey Instructor since 1997 “Would you believe I discovered the or online at • Full Time Professional Hockey fountain of youth? To my surprise it www.tuckerhockey.com Coach since 2002 was frozen and had a net on each end” • NCCP Advanced 1 Certified Tucker Hockey Identity Coach since 1996 Minor Hockey Tucker Hockey strives to provide opportunities for hockey players of all ages, “A hundred years from now, • Past Instructor for Hockey backgrounds and skill levels to enhance Alberta (Coaching Clinics) it will not matter what my bank account was, or what their love of the game. The rink can be a • Taught Czech, German, and kind of house I lived in... but place of sanctuary to escape daily stresses Austrian Players in the Czech the world may be a better and problems and to enjoy the greatest Republic for 5 Summers place because I made a dif- game on earth. ference in the life of a child.” Experience the passion of Tucker Hockey! www.tuckerhockey.com Spring-Summer 2014 Hockey Zones page 2 Tucker Hockey Managing Editor’s Message President .............................................. Rex Tucker Welcome to the Novice Player Instruction etc. Assistant st Business Manager ....... Christyne Kavanagh 31 edition of Hockey Consultant .............................. Bob Tuff Hockey Zones Back in the Spring of 2004, 10 years Business Consultant ..................... Ern Rideout – the Official ago now…it’s hard to believe… Marketing Consultant ...................... Vacant Newsletter of Hockey Zones had very humble Tucker Hockey. beginnings - an 8 page newsletter! It On-Ice Instructors has grown into a solid publication, with Rex Tucker ................................ David Mahoney The mission of 3 editions per year – Winter, Spring / Jim Hepburn ..................................... Ron Wong our newsletter is to promote Tucker Summer and Fall. The average hard Frank Lyall ................................. Colton Buckler Hockey’s year – round services, copy and electronic circulation range Jessica Kirstine ......................... Jordan Evans to publish hockey education and from 6,000 to 7,000 copies per issue. Alannah Jensen .............................. Ash White teaching articles, to express hockey Liam McKay ............................... Brayden Dunn philosophies and viewpoints, to Past issues can be found on our website Deanna Reynolds ............................ Kris Bramall Jack Evans ........................................... Rob Swart address various hockey issues for www.tuckerhockey.com. Sheila Kelly ................................. Rob Thompson public discussion and to provide Paul Riley ........................................ Brad Wilson profiles and features on hockey people Share your opinions and thoughts at the Calgary grass roots level. about our great game. Share your hockey stories. Letters to the Editor Hockey Zones Newsletter Hockey Zones strives to cultivate a little are always of interest and welcomed. Managing Editor .............................. Rex Tucker goodwill and make a difference in the Share ideas for future articles. As well, Publisher ............................ Christyne Kavanagh local Calgary hockey community! Our new advertisers are welcomed in our Advertising Sales ......... ................. Rex Tucker newsletter is geared towards hockey hockey publication. Contributing Writers ................. Wally Kozak players of all ages, their parents, their Christyne Kavanagh ................... Michael White family members, coaches, trainers, Enjoy the read! Bob Tuff ............................................... Ern Rideout tournament organizers, officials, Dean Holden ................................... Rex Tucker Kim Faires .......................................... Jeff Mueller volunteers and true hockey fans. Take Sincerely, a few minutes and browse through Yo u r s i n H o c k e y , Official Photographer ............. Terence Leung our latest edition, I am sure you will Ad Rates discover something of interest related Rex Tucker One Page Color .......................................... $749 to our great game! 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[email protected] Next Issue Fall 2014 Features Mailing Address • Calgary Flames 2014 - 2015 First • 2015 World Junior Hockey P.O. Box 46014 Inglewood RPO Half Schedule Schedule Calgary, AB T2G 5H7 • Meet the Instructor - Alannah • Upcoming Tucker Hockey Ph: (403) 998-5035 Fax: (403) 244-5037 Email: [email protected] Jensen Programs www.tuckerhockey.com • Tucker Hockey Tips • KHAS Golf Tournament Spring-Summer 2014 Hockey Zones page 3 Calgary Flames are Igniting Again A View From the Pressbox On Friday April 11th I attended the last Calgary Flames 7 seasons and oversaw their AHL affiliate in Portland. He home game of the regular season against the Winnipeg Jets. has been Assistant GM for Team Canada at the IIHF world The Flames lost the game to the Jets 5 to 3. Calgary Flames championship. As well, he previously served as President defenseman Kris Russell received 1st star honours and Sean of the Central Hockey League and President and Director Monahan was named 3rd star of the game respectively. of Hockey Operations for the Western Professional Hockey These two players are a sample of the new and bright faces League, which he helped found. The next step for the team of the franchise. The Calgary Flames displayed a “Great Will is to hire an Assistant General Manager. to Compete” throughout the long 82 game schedule. The team made some very promising strides in a rebuilding year. With the Flames hockey department rounding into shape, the Many experts predicted the Flames to finish last this season mission is to continue to develop their young talent both on in the NHL. However, the team played a very competitive the team and on the farm. Their objective must be to fight and entertaining brand of hockey setting an NHL record with for a playoff spot next season. This pass season the Flames 49 - 1 goal games! employed 44 different players in the line up! Injuries to the veterans Cammalleri, Glencross, Giordano, Wideman, Stajan Reflecting back on the season, Coach Bob Hartley delivered and David Jones etc. did not help the Flames’ case. But when a refreshing puck pressure, higher tempo, and more in the line up each player contributed to the overall success entertaining brand of hockey for Flames fans. The Calgary of the team. No one really had a bad season. The Flames Flames identity consisted of improved fitness levels, have many good young players on the teams coming up improved work ethic and stronger team chemistry than in Monahan, Backlund, Brodie, with top prospects Johnny previous teams. It’s a true testament to Bob Hartley and his Gaudreau, Bill Arnold, Sven Baertschi, Markus Granlund, dedicated
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