Parent Segment
Podcast Segment for Parents – Episode 262
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The audio segment published here takes you directly to the Parent Segment from this episode.
Key Takeaways
- Bill Ranford, LA Kings Director of Goaltending, advises young goalies on how to mentally handle being scored on by their own teammates.
- Parents can actively support their child by helping them process frustration with teammates rather than dismissing or escalating it.
- Managing in-practice emotions is a key developmental skill for young goaltenders, not just a game-situation concern.
- The Stop It Goaltending U app is a recommended resource for goalie development at the youth level.
Episode Notes
This week in our Parents Segment for Episode 262, presented by the Stop It Goaltending U app, we discuss how to support your child when they are frustrated with teammates, including a clip from LA Kings Director of Goaltending Bill Ranford answering a young goaltender’s question about how to respond when a teammate scores on him.
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