Dear Ron,
Everything worked out great,it is easy to understand and it really helps
even a "veteran" like me, The wrist gets a little rusty in the
summer and i think it helps players at all levels, Summer practice starts
soon and I can use it on the kids and I think...... we will have a great
advantage over the other teams, thanks a lot!!!!!!!!
Marcus
Name: Pat Nerney, Sr
Posted: 05/03/04
Dear Sirs:
Sorry I have not been very diligent with my
reports back to you on the results of your program. However I will provide you
with a very general overview of its preliminary impact on my sons performance.
The product clearly provides a tremendous off-ice system that has improved his
over all stick handling ability. The best part is that it focuses on the major
muscle groups required to improve the players stick handling ability. His
confidence level while handling the puck has risen. The most surprising
development is the improvement of his over all passing and catching ability. It
appears that by sharpening his stick handling skills he has developed better
control of the puck. This has permitted him to actually catch a cross ice pass
while moving down the ice instead of stopping or blocking a pass which some many
young players have tendency to do. I believe that by increasing the number of
sessions and reps within those sessions throughout the summer will provide major
dividends for him this coming fall.
Thank You
Pat Nerney, Sr.
Name: Alec Porter
Age: 6
Players Level: Mite
B (2nd year of full-gear hockey)
Posted: 11/27/03 Updated: 01/09/04
Name: James and Luke Miller
Age: 13 (7th Grade) and 14 (Freshman)
Players Level: High School, Bantam A,B,C etc): Andover Bantam 3 and St John's Prep Freshman
Posted: 01/05/04
Name: Patrick Lydon
Age: 13
Players Level: Bantam A
Posted: 12/12/03 Updated 12/17/03
From HockeyCoach.com
Posted: 12/29/03
This is the actual thread copied to here. By clicking on the links from
this page you will be brought to the bulletin board thread. Take particular
note when Tom Molloy talks about Specificity of Movement. This is what
the KwiK-Hands system is all about. Coach Molloy knows more about Hockey
than I will ever know. His website (
www.hockeycoach.com) is a wonderful resource for hockey players and coaches who would like to expand their knowledge.
