Overview
Jeremy Rupke, creator of the How to Hockey phenomenon, shoots and scores with this dynamic, informative, and, most of all, fun guide to playing hockey for people of all ages.
Packed with practical information about improving your team, with lists, step-by-step info, and proven strategies, How to Hockey is everyone’s ultimate guide to improving their game, from the net to defence to forwards. Along the way you learn that practice isn’t supposed to be pretty, repetition is your friend, and, more than anything, fun is the key.
Jeremy Rupke has broken the mold, proving that those who can, teach. The creator of the wildly popular How to Hockey website, YouTube channels, and across social media has turned his hockey skillset and coaching mentality into a virtual empire, instructing people young and old from around the world on how to improve their games and, most importantly, how to make the experience fun.
Rupke grew up in a small town where hockey was everything but where the coaching experiences were mixed: some great, well-meaning people doing their best. He learned a lot about the game and found himself teaching himself a lot of aspects of the sport along the way, whether practicing his shot in his family’s barn or skating on the pond, carving the ice, teaching himself new moves.
Coach Jeremy, as he’s known, shows his fans everything he knows all in one place: how to shoot the puck effectively, how to use everyday items for slalom skating and target practice, how to defend oncoming wingers, how to crush your slapshot, how to take a hit, score like Bedard, celly like Matthews, and most of all, how to hockey. Without doubt, How to Hockey provides vital instruction and inspiration and will instill or re-instill a lasting love of the greatest game on ice.
Packed with practical information about improving your team, with lists, step-by-step info, and proven strategies, How to Hockey is everyone’s ultimate guide to improving their game, from the net to defence to forwards. Along the way you learn that practice isn’t supposed to be pretty, repetition is your friend, and, more than anything, fun is the key.
Jeremy Rupke has broken the mold, proving that those who can, teach. The creator of the wildly popular How to Hockey website, YouTube channels, and across social media has turned his hockey skillset and coaching mentality into a virtual empire, instructing people young and old from around the world on how to improve their games and, most importantly, how to make the experience fun.
Rupke grew up in a small town where hockey was everything but where the coaching experiences were mixed: some great, well-meaning people doing their best. He learned a lot about the game and found himself teaching himself a lot of aspects of the sport along the way, whether practicing his shot in his family’s barn or skating on the pond, carving the ice, teaching himself new moves.
Coach Jeremy, as he’s known, shows his fans everything he knows all in one place: how to shoot the puck effectively, how to use everyday items for slalom skating and target practice, how to defend oncoming wingers, how to crush your slapshot, how to take a hit, score like Bedard, celly like Matthews, and most of all, how to hockey. Without doubt, How to Hockey provides vital instruction and inspiration and will instill or re-instill a lasting love of the greatest game on ice.
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