Skating Dynamics
Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2007 6:14 pm
Does anyone know anything about this camp? Good, bad, indifferent? Relatively inexpensive as far as price goes, but they say you get what you pay for.
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Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2007 10:44 pm
If it is Barry Karn's camp it will be good. He is an excellent instructor.
Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2007 10:48 pm
Agree. Barry is a talented skating instructor.spin-o-rama wrote:If it is Barry Karn's camp it will be good. He is an excellent instructor.
However, the tendency for the Karn's these days is to have too many kids per instructor ratios. I think they have forgotten their roots and have let greed be a driving force.
Say it aint so.................
Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 4:42 pm
Breakout- Say it aint so..............Are you sending your kids to skating instructor's? 
Is this accepetable with your local association? Did they make you sign a waiver? 
Breakout wrote:
breakout Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2007 9:48 pm Post subject:
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spin-o-rama wrote:
If it is Barry Karn's camp it will be good. He is an excellent instructor.
Agree. Barry is a talented skating instructor.
However, the tendency for the Karn's these days is to have too many kids per instructor ratios. I think they have forgotten their roots and have let greed be a driving force.
Is this accepetable with your local association? Did they make you sign a waiver? Breakout wrote:
breakout Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2007 9:48 pm Post subject:
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spin-o-rama wrote:
If it is Barry Karn's camp it will be good. He is an excellent instructor.
Agree. Barry is a talented skating instructor.
However, the tendency for the Karn's these days is to have too many kids per instructor ratios. I think they have forgotten their roots and have let greed be a driving force.
Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 9:03 pm
Ya, Karns and MM are doing the exact same thing. Nice research 
Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 6:07 am
Breakout- In a sense! Yes, they are both doing the same thing. MM is a skating clinic and Karn is a skating clinic. Don't they both teach kids how to skate and develop their skills?
Ok for Karn
Bad for MM
MM is taking it one step further this year and hosting a Mite league.
Once again. What's wrong with that?
Sorry you don't approve.
Ok for Karn
Bad for MM
MM is taking it one step further this year and hosting a Mite league.
Once again. What's wrong with that?
Sorry you don't approve.
Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 9:59 am
You are showing your ignorance me boyBoogeyMan wrote:Breakout- In a sense! Yes, they are both doing the same thing. MM is a skating clinic and Karn is a skating clinic. Don't they both teach kids how to skate and develop their skills?
Ok for Karn
Bad for MM
MM is taking it one step further this year and hosting a Mite league.
Once again. What's wrong with that?
Sorry you don't approve.
Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 10:50 am
Ignorance? Ouch!
I wanted to let you know. You've made us all better people by posting on this site. How can we repay you?
Because I plan on taking my son out of any organized hockey at the young age of 7 years old. I have some questions for you hockey lord:
Where's the best outdoor rink?
Should I have my son skate with older kids? Or keep him with younger kids so he can score tons of goals? If he plays with older kids. I'm afraid he might become to good. If he skates with younger kids. It would be fun to watch him score 48 goals a night.
Should he wear full equipment on the outdoor rinks? I hate to get his confidence built up that one day he might make an organized team.
Is it ok for him to wear college or pro jerseys skating outside? Or would this get his hopes up to high? I hate to get him dreaming that someday he might actually have a chance to play at a higher level.
What type of equipment should we buy?
Should I buy him a curved stick? I'm thinking it might benefit him to use a straight blade. I'd hate for him to learn to lift the puck at such a young age.
Should he raise his arms when he scores? It might not be fair to the other kids on the other team. What if they get sad or worse yet. Cry?
Should we stick with Blue pucks or Black pucks? Because the Blue pucks bounce like bouncy balls I'd hate to see someone get hurt. But to think a seven year old using a black puck? It might be to heavy.
How long should the kids play for? I'd hate to see him have too much fun?
Do you suggest I give them words of encouragement after the games? Or leave that up to the park attendant?
Should I stay in the car or the warming house. I would hate for him to see I'm there to support him.
How long do you suggest that I take him out of organized hockey? Should I put him back into association hockey before 8th grade? Or is this too early?
Have you ever thought about writing a book? For someone with so much hockey knowledge. It's a must.
What is the record for the all time non-organized hockey goal scoring record? If I put my son in the 6-7 year olds he might break the single season non-organized hockey goal scoring record.
Thanks for all the insight. I'm not sure how I can repay you.
Boogeyman
I wanted to let you know. You've made us all better people by posting on this site. How can we repay you?
Because I plan on taking my son out of any organized hockey at the young age of 7 years old. I have some questions for you hockey lord:
Where's the best outdoor rink?
Should I have my son skate with older kids? Or keep him with younger kids so he can score tons of goals? If he plays with older kids. I'm afraid he might become to good. If he skates with younger kids. It would be fun to watch him score 48 goals a night.
Should he wear full equipment on the outdoor rinks? I hate to get his confidence built up that one day he might make an organized team.
Is it ok for him to wear college or pro jerseys skating outside? Or would this get his hopes up to high? I hate to get him dreaming that someday he might actually have a chance to play at a higher level.
What type of equipment should we buy?
Should I buy him a curved stick? I'm thinking it might benefit him to use a straight blade. I'd hate for him to learn to lift the puck at such a young age.
Should he raise his arms when he scores? It might not be fair to the other kids on the other team. What if they get sad or worse yet. Cry?
Should we stick with Blue pucks or Black pucks? Because the Blue pucks bounce like bouncy balls I'd hate to see someone get hurt. But to think a seven year old using a black puck? It might be to heavy.
How long should the kids play for? I'd hate to see him have too much fun?
Do you suggest I give them words of encouragement after the games? Or leave that up to the park attendant?
Should I stay in the car or the warming house. I would hate for him to see I'm there to support him.
How long do you suggest that I take him out of organized hockey? Should I put him back into association hockey before 8th grade? Or is this too early?
Have you ever thought about writing a book? For someone with so much hockey knowledge. It's a must.
What is the record for the all time non-organized hockey goal scoring record? If I put my son in the 6-7 year olds he might break the single season non-organized hockey goal scoring record.
Thanks for all the insight. I'm not sure how I can repay you.
Boogeyman
Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 1:55 pm
You guys have about 6 pages of this banter in another thread. Can we limit this BS to one thread. At least then I will know which one to skip.
Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 5:15 pm
On frozen pond- I'm sorry! You are correct.
Breakaway- If you have anymore insight. Please go back to the other post. Thanks in advance.
Breakaway- If you have anymore insight. Please go back to the other post. Thanks in advance.