AJHL Coaches to Participate in Virtual Hockey Summit Showcasing Hockey?s Top Coaches and Leaders
The Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL) is excited to announce a partnership with The Coaches Site.
The Coaches Site is an online resource for hockey coaches and provides professional coaches and experts in human performance a platform to share their experience and insights. Content includes over 150+ hours of educational videos, Chalk Talk videos developed in partnership with the NHL Coaches Association, interviews, and articles featuring tactical and analytical analysis.
?We are excited about this partnership with the Alberta Junior Hockey League and the opportunity to support its coaches in continuing to offer players a world class development opportunity,? stated Aaron Wilbur, Founder and CEO of The Coaches Site. ?The AJHL is not only a stepping-stone for aspiring players, but coaches as well.?
In celebration of the return of hockey and the upcoming season, The Coaches Site will be hosting its inaugural Virtual Hockey Summit powered by TeamSnap on September 25 & 26, 2020. The event will feature some of hockey?s top coaches, trainers and executives, along with experts in human performance.
Presenters for the Virtual Hockey Summit include Rod Brind?Amour (Head Coach, Carolina Hurricanes), Brad Treliving (General Manager, Calgary Flames), Glen Gulutzan (Assistant Coach, Edmonton Oilers), Cammi Granato (Pro Scout, Seattle Kraken & member of the HHOF) along with many others.
The agenda features technical presentations, interviews, panel discussions and on-ice demonstrations suitable for coaches of all levels. Presentations will also cover topics such as having positive conversations about racial diversity with players and how to enhance opportunities for women in hockey.
AJHL coaches will have the opportunity to participate in the inaugural Virtual Hockey Summit launching this weekend. Other coaches interested in learning from some of hockey?s top leaders can join them by visiting thecoachessite.com/virtualhockeysummit.
