Coaches Clinics

October 1, Level 2, Idaho Ice World (in the pizza restaurant), 1:30 p.m to 7:30 p.m.

October 1, Level 3, Idaho Ice World (upstairs in Boise Room), 1:30 to 7:30 p.m.

October 8, Level 1, Idaho Ice World, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

October 9 at 8:00 a.m.in Idaho Falls at Joe Marmo and Wayne Lehto Ice Rink

Moscow, ID Level 1 Oct 22, 2016 - Latah County Fairgrounds-1021 Harold Street, Moscow Idaho,ID 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 Pacific time.

A link to find coaching clinics Is below.

All clinics have an on-ice component. Coaches should bring skates, stick, helmet, and gloves.

Coaching Clinics

Coach Clarification

Hopefully all are having a great season. Just a short clarification about coaches. Coaches are anyone who participates in any on ice session or are on the bench during any games. All coaches must be properly registered, claimed by the association and have the proper and current CEP levels. This includes coaches who only participate in on ice sessions but are never on the bench during games. These coaches need to be claimed and have the proper and current CEP levels including the online age-modules. These coaches may never be listed on a roster but still are part of your association and need to appear as such.
Any questions, please let me know.

Thanks for your help,

Tom Lampl
IAHA Registrar
208-725-5055 ext 1
208-726-7591 Fax
Registrar@IdahoAmateurHockey.com

First Aid for Coaches

USA Hockey’s Coaching Education Program, together with the Safety and Protective Equipment Committee, has joined with the American Red Cross to provide additional training for our coaches and other participants.

Available online through the Indianapolis Chapter of the Red Cross “First Aid for Coaches” was developed by the Red Cross in conjunction with the USOC for use by its member National Governing Bodies.

To access “First Aid for Coaches” go to www.USAHockey.com and click on “Coaches” from the top menu. The Red Cross link is on your left. There is complete menu of available training and “First Aid for Coaches” is the course that will be most relevant for our members.& nbsp;

USA Hockey’s CEP recommends all coaches consider obtaining this training, and highly recommends at least one coach from each team be trained.

Youth Sports Organization

20 Things to Look for in a Youth Sports Organization

Flashy new jerseys, high-end equipment, long-distance traveling opportunities, premier competition and "guaranteed results." Youth sports organizations make a lot of promises, no matter the age level. It's good to have options, but which are right for your family?

ABC'S OF ADM

(U) USA Hockey

For an 8U player, USA Hockey is the national organization supporting their development through age-appropriate hockey programming and curriculum like the American Development Model. But it's much more than that.

DID YOU KNOW?

Q: How can I tell if a program will ensure that my children will love hockey and reach their full potential?

A: As you begin evaluating potential 2014-15 hockey programs for your children, it's important to remember that all organizations are not created equal. Before signing your son or daughter up for the coming season, there are a couple of things to consider before deciding where your child will play.