This past weekend, I spent everyday in the rink watching a few different tournaments running here in Toronto - and my team wasn’t even playing! At this point in the season, I’m sure your team has been in at least 1 or 2 tournaments - I know some players and teams who have been in 4 or 5. There is no doubt that tournaments are great fun. You probably remember just as much about what happened off the ice as what happened on the ice. It’s a terrific way for the team to bond and get some games in against opponents you don’t face on a regular basis.
But there is nothing worse than showing up at a tournament and underperforming. You spend all that time, energy (and money) only to give a mediocre effort. It’s frustrating for the coaches, players and parents.
Playing your best all tournament long is tough. Especially when you’ve got games that are just a few hours apart or when you have to travel a long way. In order to perform your best, and make sure you’re still playing on Sunday, you’ve got to take care of all the details. You can’t just expect to show up and win. You’ve got to prepare.
I want to help you make your next tournament the best one ever.
That’s why I am giving you a free copy of the "Best Tournament Blueprint".
In this free report, you’ll find a step-by-step plan that will help you to be at your best both physically and mentally, whether it’s your first game of the tournament or your fifth. And as an added bonus, I have also included the "Blueprint Basics", an audio recording where I talk you through the entire blueprint and show you exactly how to use it so that you play your best every time you hit the ice.
But before you go grab your free copy of the report and audio, I want to make sure you are getting the one that is right for you. I created 3 different versions of the plan:
==> One is for COACHES.
==> One is for PLAYERS.
==> And one is for PARENTS.
Each of you are going to have slightly different roles in making sure the tournament is a success, so I personalized the audio for each of you. Make sure that you click on the right link below to get the Blueprint that’s been designed with you in mind.
COACH Blueprint:
==> http://totalfemalehockey.com/tournament_blueprint_coach_dl.shtml
PLAYER Blueprint:
==> http://totalfemalehockey.com/tournament_blueprint_player_dl.shtml
PARENT Blueprint:
==> http://totalfemalehockey.com/tournament_blueprint_parent_dl.shtml
Feel free to pass these links along to your fellow coaches, parents and teammates, so that they can have their best tournament too.
Enjoy and good luck at your next tournament.
Your friend and coach,
~ Kim
PS - I am thinking of running a 2-day camp here in Toronto on December 30-31st as a way to close out 2010 and start 2011 with a bang. There will be a group for atom and peewee aged girls and one for bantam and midget aged girls and the camp will include 2 hours of ice and 2 hours of off-ice training each day.
If you are interested in receiving more information about this camp, please send me an email with the subject line, “Dec 2010 Camp” and include your daughter’s name, age and current team (name and playing level) and I will add you to the VIP list so that you are the first to know when the camp registration is officially opened.
Kim McCullough, MSc, YCS
Director, Total Female Hockey
Girls Hockey Director, PEAC School for Elite Athletes
