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Hockey Canada boss Bob Nicholson visiting the 2013 IIHF InLine Hockey World Championship in Dresden, Germany
Coaching
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Without the thousands of coaches who volunteer their time and step behind the bench every season, there would
be no hockey in Canada. So just how can you become a coach? How can you become certified? How can you work
with other coaches to become a better coach?
Checking is a critical skill in the game of hockey that when performed properly can create quality scoring opportunities or help a team regain control of the puck.
The Long Term Player Development model sets out a vision for hockey in Canada that takes advantage of the
history and culture of the game to increase participation and to lay the foundations of international success
long into the future.
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Hockey Canada’s National Coach Certification Program (NCCP) is a competency-based program. The program
enables coaches to build their coaching tools and knowledge of the game, so they can work effectively with
their players.
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The purpose of this program is a result of direct action Hockey Canada and its
member branches have taken since the Coaching Association of Canada’s evaluation of the NCCP in 1995 and the
Molson Open Ice Summit on player development of 1999.
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