HOCKEY PARENTS:
99 RULES YOU NEED TO KNOW
Great athletes aren't born. They're built at home. This is your blueprint for raising confident competitors & exceptional humans.
You've Spent $15,000+ On Equipment,
Ice Time, and Training...
But are you accidentally sabotaging their mental game with what you say in the car?
Remember "The Mighty Ducks"? Gordon Bombay didn't turn those kids into champions with better skates or sticks. He changed how they thought about themselves, how they handled pressure, and how they showed up when it mattered. The mental game was everything.
Hockey is 90% mental, but most parents focus 100% of their energy (and money) on the physical game.
This $17 digital book will transform how your hockey player thinks, competes, and handles pressure more than any $300 private skating lesson ever could.
Does This Sound Like Your
Hockey Experience?
🏒 Watching your skilled player freeze during tryouts or big games
🏒 Awkward car rides home after tough losses where you don't know what to say
🏒 Your player plays amazing in practice but hesitates when the pressure's on
🏒 Feeling like you're walking on eggshells before games - scared to say the wrong thing
🏒 Watching confidence disappear after one bad shift or mistake
🏒 Your player says "I'm not good enough" despite all the training you've invested in
🏒 Other parents seem to have the "right" things to say to motivate their kids
🏒 Wondering if your approach is helping or hurting their mental game
🏒 Investing thousands in hockey but getting generic parenting advice that doesn't understand the sport
🏒 Your player has all the skills but lacks the mental toughness to use them when it counts
You're not alone. And more importantly, you're not powerless.
Great Hockey Players Aren't Born. They're Built at Home.
This isn't another generic parenting book written by someone who's never been in a hockey arena at 6 AM.
This is a hockey-specific blueprint created by someone who understands:
- The pressure of tryouts and what to say before your player steps on the ice
- How to handle the devastation of getting cut or benched
- The unique challenges of travel hockey and elite competition
- How to build confidence that doesn't crumble after one bad game
- The mental skills that separate good players from elite players
This Book is Different Because:
It's not theory - it's practical rules you can use tonight. No psychology degree required. Just real, actionable strategies that work in the real world of competitive hockey.
Here's a Taste OF WHAT'S INSIDE...
Rule 18: Respond,
Don’t React
Reactions are emotional.
Responses are intentional.
Reactions are quick.
Responses are controlled.
The best athletes aren’t controlled
by their emotions.
They stay calm and calculated
and trust their training.
They stay in the moment
and lean on their training.
Master your response -
or your emotions will master you.
Reactions are chaos.
Responses are power.
Choose smart.
Rule 39: Fail Fast. Move Past.
Bounce Forward.
Mistakes don’t define you—
your response does.
Failure isn’t permanent –
it’s just a lesson in disguise.
The best athletes don’t dwell.
They learn, adjust,
and keep moving forward.
Success isn’t about avoiding failure—
it’s about bouncing back stronger.
Falls teach more than wins.
Get up wiser.
Rule 81: Stay Hungry.
Stay Dangerous.
The underdog has nothing to lose.
The champion has everything to prove.
Be both.
Be the one no one sees coming
and the one no one can stop.
The best athletes train like they’re behind and play like they’re ahead.
They stay sharp, stay aggressive,
and never get comfortable.
Train like an underdog.
Think like a champion.
Dominate like both.
Full bellies don’t hunt.
Stay lean, stay mean.
The Season Waits for No One.
Every game your player steps on the ice without the right mental tools is a missed opportunity.
Every car ride home where you don't know what to say is a chance to build confidence - wasted.
Every tournament where they play not to lose instead of playing to win is costing them development.
The digital download means you can start implementing these rules tonight.
This Isn't About Being the Perfect Parent
It's about being the powerful one your hockey player actually needs.
Less than a stick of tape. More valuable than any piece of equipment.
Lead better. Parent stronger. Raise unstoppable.