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Hockey Logic for Kids (Ages 7–10)

LESSON 1 — The Game Is Hard When You Guess

LESSON 2 — LOOK #1: Is the Defender Close or Far?

LESSON 3 — LOOK #2: Where Is the Stick?

LESSON 4 — CHOOSE: Inside / Outside / Wait

LESSON 5 — GO: First Touch Has One Job

LESSON 6 — GO: The First 3 Strides Win

LESSON 7 — Pressure Light: Green / Yellow / Red

LESSON 8 — Final Game Vision Test

Knowledge Checks

Quiz: Scanning and Looking

Quiz: Reading the Gap

Quiz: Stick Awareness

Quiz: Making the Choice

Quiz: Execution and Speed

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Build elite game sense early with Hockey IQ Mastery: The Read Predict Plan Decision System. Designed specifically for kids ages 7–10, this engaging program turns confusing game moments into clear, confident choices. Players learn to scan the ice before they touch the puck, read defender cues like gap and stick position, and turn those reads into fast, simple actions: Look → Choose → Go. Through kid-friendly lessons, quick examples, and interactive knowledge checks, your player will stop guessing and start anticipating. They’ll understand when it’s Green Light speed, Yellow Light caution, or Red Light protect, and they’ll connect their first touch with explosive first three strides for instant separation. The course breaks down complex hockey logic into bite-sized building blocks: spotting pressure, finding open lanes, choosing Inside/Outside/Wait, and executing with a safe, smart first touch. By the end, your player will complete a Final Game Vision Test—reading a frozen game moment, justifying their choice, and planning a clean exit. Whether your child is new to full-ice play or refining decision speed, this system delivers repeatable habits that translate immediately to practices and games. Give your player the tools to think the game faster, make better plays under pressure, and enjoy hockey more with every shift.

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            <p>Imagine you are standing on the blue line, the cold air hitting your face, and the puck is sliding right toward your tape. In that split second, your heart starts to race. Do you pass? Do you skate? If you are guessing, you have already lost the battle. Most players play with their heads down, reacting to the puck instead of the game, which leads to frustrating turnovers and missed opportunities. The game feels fast and chaotic because you are trying to figure out what to do after the puck hits your stick. But the best players in the world—the ones who seem to have all the time in the world—aren't necessarily faster skaters; they are faster thinkers who see the play developing before it even happens.</p>

<p>This course introduces the Read Predict Plan Decision System, a roadmap designed to turn that on-ice chaos into total clarity. For the younger stars ages 7–10, we simplify the game into a powerful "Look → Choose → Go" rhythm, teaching you how to scan the ice and find the "Green Lights" before you even touch the puck. For the older, more experienced players ages 11–16, we dive deep into the "chess match" of hockey, analyzing defender gaps, stick positions, and the subtle cues that tell you when to attack or when to protect. Whether you are learning to identify where a defender’s stick is or mastering the art of the first three strides to create separation, you are about to stop guessing and start knowing exactly how to beat the defense before they even know you are there.</p>
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