Melissa Walsh

The Rookie Hockey Mom: How to Play the Game's Toughest Position (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Hone Hockey-Mom Sense.

There are over a million hockey moms in the United States and Canada, many of whom have jumped in without full awareness of how much time the sport requires, how much it costs, and how it is played. Here, in a book for that intrepid bunch, veteran hockey mom Melissa Walsh, the mother of four hockey players and a recreational player herself, takes mothers by the glove through every aspect of the youth hockey journey.

Moms who think icing is for cakes and boards are for college will be saved embarrassing moments around the rink as Walsh educates them on the history, rules, etiquette, lingo, and officiating signals of a sport that is new to many parents. Chapters also cover purchasing and caring for equipment, tips on safety, development levels and guidelines, and advice for cooperating with coaches and other hockey parents. There's great insight into connecting with youth hockey players, managing a team, choosing a league, and fueling young skaters with good nutrition.

Salted with quotes from hockey players and moms who've been there and loaded with the wisdom that only a real hockey mom can offer, The Rookie Hockey Mom is a must for hockey-crazy families and the women who drive them everywhere.

Note: Updated for USA Hockey's June 2011 rules changes. August 2012 update also includes expanded "Team Manager Mom" chapter and improved "Hockey Speak" section in the "Spectator Mom" chapter.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Melissa Walsh
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. März 2011
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780983445302
• Artikelnr.: 48238995

Autorenporträt

Melissa Walsh (1967 ― ) was born in Detroit, Michigan, the oldest child of an autoworker father and homemaker mother of Irish-American and French-Canadian ancestry. The first among her extended family to attend a four-year college, Walsh pursued International Studies at Hope College, then Theoretical Linguistics at Wayne State University. She spent her early career in the reference publishing industry before joining the automotive and defense industries to provide for her young family of five. Now the mother of four young men, Walsh works as a freelance journalist in metropolitan Detroit.