Travis Minaker @TMinaker

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TSN @TSN_Sports

12 hours ago

The World Lives Here. Canada is all together different. Truly unique. And so is our relationship to the beautiful game. This is our opening to the 2026 World Cup. Narrated by Kiefer Sutherland. #FIFAWorldCup

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Travis Minaker @TMinaker

2 days ago

@Caper22Oil @JamesGronau I do wonder if there’s any truth to it at all.

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Travis Minaker @TMinaker

3 days ago

@chasmahoney @csevs19 @Canadiens_NHL Done them all and the progression works well. Add a ringette. Swap for a puck. They enjoy it!

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Travis Minaker @TMinaker

a week ago

@chasmahoney @KaneLafranchise I’ll go further and suggest on our social feeds how many skills sessions involve zero passing, or pressure based reaction / decision-making? I think it’s an alarming amount. Time and place certainly. But should the majority be? Prob not. Should be the minority imho.

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Travis Minaker @TMinaker

a week ago

@chasmahoney @KaneLafranchise Nailed it. I think you can see it at the youth levels. I’ve had the chance to see early aged international hockey and there is a stark difference in the default team tactic of various countries even on teams brought together with no prior practice.

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Travis Minaker @TMinaker

a week ago

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a week ago

@erikwillander Our 3v3 game has been exposed for awhile now. Beyond that though what do you see as some of the main repeatable patterns in the Canadian Game that has been an issue for them in international play?

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Travis Minaker @TMinaker

3 weeks ago

@AlexZE516112 @extremeXmetal @TSNRyanRishaug Is there compensation if we hire either Coach ?

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Blake Burge @blakeaburge

4 weeks ago

Underrated life advice: Make yourself easy to root for. Be kind. Be reliable. Celebrate other people’s wins. Work hard without complaining. Carry good energy into rooms. You'll be shocked by how many doors open for you by making life better for others.

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Travis Minaker @TMinaker

2 months ago

@dantencer Learned it from Nurse.

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USA Hockey Coaches @USAHockeyCoach

4 months ago

Curious about how NTDP conducts a practice? You guessed it—lots of Small Area Games and plenty of repetitions! 🏒🔁 Join U18 Head Coach Nick Fohr as he shares his insights today! open.spotify.com/episode/2QYCZC…

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James Light @JamesALight

5 months ago

Indiana HC Curt Cignetti - Rebuilding Indiana "Production over potential. There's something about that. The guy that can stay on the practice field, the guy that can stay on the game field, the guy can handle success, the guy that can handle failure, has consistency in performance, he's a good teammate, he buys in to the team vision & he can stay healthy." "It's all about people. The people you hire and the people you recruit. You've got to hire and recruit the right kind of people. That have a foundation of habits, that understand right from wrong, that have passion, that love football, that want to be great, that want to learn and get better every single day. You got to have those kind of people in your organization & then create the environment where they can thrive."

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Drew Livingstone @ProducerDrew_

10 months ago

This is the best coach intro in the history of hockey

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Kevin Middleton @coach_kevin_m

11 months ago

As everyone knows, I am a huge fan of small-sided games. It's fine to set up a 4v4, blow the whistle, and let them play. But there are some mistakes that I see with a lot of SSG's. Here's how to fix them: 👇

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Travis Minaker @TMinaker

11 months ago

@drewcarlsonhp As a team, or development? Same group or separate groups?

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Travis Minaker @TMinaker

11 months ago

@drewcarlsonhp So, are there within the hockey environment case studies to show this one way approach has or is working? Even micro samples of teams would be good for researching and learning about. Bill Beaney is reasonably one that comes to mind. Although that’s far beyond “youth hockey”.

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Travis Minaker @TMinaker

11 months ago

@drewcarlsonhp In addition, I challenge coaches to be more creative in how they deliver that technical skating edge work. Even adding a shot at the end in some way, shape, or form improves the likability of that setup. Or, do edge work / races into a SAG.

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Travis Minaker @TMinaker

11 months ago

@drewcarlsonhp No, as it’s impossible to also control all of the variables within this given the amount of 3rd party training that exists. What I believe doesn’t exist at this time is enough case studies to show an extreme of one group only doing ecological.

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Travis Minaker @TMinaker

11 months ago

@drewcarlsonhp Personally I’ve seen the benefits with youth of doing both. Is it hard within the sport to be able to see only one or the other play out over time? Very hard. But the extreme of no isolated/technical is more prevalent in lack of movement patterns with those that do not.