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Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 2:35 pm
by breakout
Hockeyguy_27 wrote:BoogeyMan wrote:Breakout- I was going to tell you the same thing. Keep up the posting. It's very entertaining. Like I said. We're alll so fortunate to have a great hockey mind to set us straight.
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Boogey hasn't had a chance to respond. He has been facing northeast while kneeling on his Minnesota Made prayer rug
Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 4:02 pm
by BoogeyMan
Breakout,
See how smart you are? You can even spell Bernie. What would we do without you? You are a great hockey mind.
One question? Since the past 5 winters have been very mild. How do the kids get to skate outside? In our city. The two weeks that are nice enough to skate outside. The local association uses the rinks every night.
Any suggestions?
I think you should write a book. "My name is breakout, and I know everything about hockey" This WILL make the top sellers list.
"Down goes Fraser, down goes fraser"
PEACE!
Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 4:28 pm
by tomASS
YAWN!
breakout - just ignore, there is a logic chip issue that is just not worth wasting your time on.
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Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 5:35 pm
by watchdog
im getting pissed at this stuff now. im the know it all on this board ive been told oh ya and i have poor grammer. so dont be trying to steal my thunder... lol
Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 8:37 pm
by breakout
BoogeyMan wrote:Breakout, You are a great hockey mind.
Thank you Boogey
I feel our relationship has now gone to a new level. Can I get you some knee pads for you to wear while on your Minnesota Made prayer rug?
FYI, my kids and their friends skated on our back yard rink and down at the park a lot last winter. Great excercise and it's un-structured.......
Yes, believe it or not kids can play hockey without coaches, have fun and get better
In case they don't make ice in Chaska/Chanhassen
you can always bring the little shaver down to the Roseville Oval. Believe it or not............they allow/encourage unstructured hockey down there too
Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 8:45 pm
by breakout
tomASS wrote:YAWN!
breakout - just ignore, there is a logic chip issue that is just not worth wasting your time on.
You have a valid point
Re: hhhh
Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 8:46 pm
by breakout
watchdog wrote:im getting pissed at this stuff now. im the know it all on this board ive been told oh ya and i have poor grammer. so dont be trying to steal my thunder... lol
I am more than willing to relinquish. You are back in watchdog
Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2007 11:41 pm
by BoogeyMan
breakout wrote:BoogeyMan wrote:Breakout, You are a great hockey mind.
Thank you Boogey
I feel our relationship has now gone to a new level. Can I get you some knee pads for you to wear while on your Minnesota Made prayer rug?
FYI, my kids and their friends skated on our back yard rink and down at the park a lot last winter. Great excercise and it's un-structured.......
Yes, believe it or not kids can play hockey without coaches, have fun and get better
In case they don't make ice in Chaska/Chanhassen
you can always bring the little shaver down to the Roseville Oval. Believe it or not............they allow/encourage unstructured hockey down there too
Breakout- Unstructured hockey is great. You do have to admit the winters have been mild the past few years. That's my point. Outdoor ice in our area has been terrible. Anytime we can get outside we take full advantage.
There is no doubt that it's fun for my son to skate with the older kids and just have fun. Just like he does for his new structured league.
Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 6:31 pm
by breakout
BoogeyMan wrote:
quote] Breakout- Unstructured hockey is great Anytime we can get outside we take full advantage. There is no doubt that it's fun for my son to skate with the older kids and just have fun. Just like he does for his new structured league.
You and I finally agree
Heart warming, isn't it?
Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 7:57 pm
by BoogeyMan
Question:
Minnesota made seems to be a "hot" topic.
For all you that are against Minnesota made. Can you please explain why?
Why are you so concerned about this program?
My $.02
Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 9:01 pm
by O-townClown
BoogeyMan wrote:Question:
Minnesota made seems to be a "hot" topic.
For all you that are against Minnesota made. Can you please explain why?
Why are you so concerned about this program?
Burnout in youth sports is a well-documented problem, and so are over-involved parents. Minnesota Made seems to be a cauldron for both. Believe me, if I lived nearby my son could EASILY be in their program. I don't see anything inherently wrong with it, but I do see risks.
My advice to anyone would be to enjoy it while you can. The Made approach seems to force kids to take it far too serious. Nobody danced around more after a goal than Gretzky, yet these kids can't express jubilation? Okay, sure.
Re: My $.02
Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 10:00 pm
by breakout
O-townClown wrote:BoogeyMan wrote:Question:
Minnesota made seems to be a "hot" topic.
For all you that are against Minnesota made. Can you please explain why?
Why are you so concerned about this program?
Burnout in youth sports is a well-documented problem, and so are over-involved parents. Minnesota Made seems to be a cauldron for both. Believe me, if I lived nearby my son could EASILY be in their program. I don't see anything inherently wrong with it, but I do see risks.
My advice to anyone would be to enjoy it while you can. The Made approach seems to force kids to take it far too serious. Nobody danced around more after a goal than Gretzky, yet these kids can't express jubilation? Okay, sure.
It's a sport..........why act like you are having fun?
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 10:29 pm
by dingle
It seems that a lot of you are of the opinion that this is too much hockey for a 9-10 year old (summer AAA MM teams). What do you think is a good age for a youth hockey player to be on a team like this?
Put me down for a dozen
Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 8:08 am
by O-townClown
dingle wrote:It seems that a lot of you are of the opinion that this is too much hockey for a 9-10 year old (summer AAA MM teams). What do you think is a good age for a youth hockey player to be on a team like this?
USA Hockey doesn't conduct championships until kids are Pee Wees. I don't think
Let's Play Hockey ranks Squirts either.
Development beyond youth hockey doesn't start to take hold until kids are through puberty, and Squirts is a long way from that.
I'm guessing the answer you'll get is 12. Same age as when the LLWS is the Big Kahuna in baseball.
mm
Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 8:55 am
by watchdog
i guess i would like someone to tell me what mm is all about.. how much do they play in the summer? does this program run in the winter months too? where are the kids from. who do they play? ect.........
Re: mm
Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 9:03 am
by regdunlop77
watchdog wrote:i guess i would like someone to tell me what mm is all about.. how much do they play in the summer? does this program run in the winter months too? where are the kids from. who do they play? ect.........
MM website:
http://www.minnesotamadehockey.com/MMH/AAA.htm