You probably know that many of today’s top
athletes are true definitions of the word athleticism, and many of them are multi-sport
athletes. Serious athletes aim to possess speed, agility, and strength all
wrapped up in one package. The best way for them to build these qualities is
through participating in practices and training that combine all three of these
skills and continually work on them equally; it’s not enough to have just one
or even two. It’s only when these three skills come together that a truly
skilled athlete is born.
In addition to specially designed practices and
training, young athletes are encouraged to play a range of other dynamic
sports. Not only will this be fun for them, but it will also help to prevent
burnout and, most importantly of all, help in fostering these skills. Good
dynamic sports for young hockey players to try include:
l Tennis
l Basketball
l Soccer
l Lacrosse
l Football
Young players who follow multi-sport athletes
lead will also find that they have better motor skills, which will help in
stick handling, and improved reactivity, according to studies. The promise of
these skills should be enough to encourage any young athlete to play multiple
sports.
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