Recovering Faster for the Next Game

Recovering Faster for the Next Game

As the summer tournament season begins to heat up, the frequency of games in a short period of time can become a concern. Athletes may play multiple games on the same day or weekend, which can take a toll on a player’s body, causing fatigue and soreness, leading to...
Post Season Rest and Recovery in Hockey

Post Season Rest and Recovery in Hockey

As many junior, college, and youth hockey seasons come to an end, it’s time to step back and take a look at the year, recover from the harsh demands both physically and mentally, and set goals for the coming off-season. Hopefully, you are playing in the USA Hockey...
How do I Create a Workout Program for Myself?

How do I Create a Workout Program for Myself?

Have you ever wanted to start working out and getting in shape? Once you were motivated, did you have a hard time figuring out what to do for your workouts? Did you ever give up when you were confused? In this article, the goal is to give you a general roadmap to...
Groin Injuries

Groin Injuries

What is a groin strain? A groin strain, or adductor strain, is an injury to one of the muscles on the inner thigh (adductor longus, brevis, and magnus; gracilis; and pectineus). Their primary function is to bring the leg back towards the middle of the body, or adduct...
Game Day Prep for Hockey

Game Day Prep for Hockey

Whether they admit it or not, every player has a pre-game routine.  All athletes perform their best when they feel their best.  Having the good habits to prepare yourself properly prior to your game goes a long way in improving performance and preventing injuries. ...