Hockey Training and Nutrition Articles

I’ve learned a lot about training while earning my degree in Exercise Science and then combining this knowledge with playing 9 years of professional hockey, I always think, “What if I knew this information at 14 years of age?” The answer, it would have made a huge difference in my playing career.

Now I get to share my experiences and training knowledge to help young aspiring hockey players reach their goals. In this section of my website, you’ll find countless tips regarding correct exercise technique, nutritional advice, proper training styles, and so much more.

Whether you’re a member of the Martell Elite Fitness Team, or not. I want you to succeed so I try to provide new, helpful information on a regular basis.

Please Enjoy!

 

Stop Using This Piece of Equipment

Stop Using This Piece of Equipment

Stop Using The Tire! Whether you're slamming a sledgehammer off the tire or flipping it, you need to stop using this piece of equipment today. Yes, slamming a sledgehammer against a tire or performing multiple tire flips will increase your conditioning but at what...

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Do you get enough of this?

Do you get enough of this?

Training hard is extremely important if you want to experience incredible gains. But if your recovery doesn't match the efforts of your training you won't see the gains you should.  I've already written an article outlining different ways to help you recover from your...

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How To: Warm-up For a Hockey Game

How To: Warm-up For a Hockey Game

Before I start to explain how you should be warming up, I have to ask...   Do you warm-up before your hockey games? And I don't mean the warm-up on the ice. While this warm-up is important, it's more of a tactical warm-up to get you feeling the puck, to get used...

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Do’s & Don’ts of Core Training

Do’s & Don’ts of Core Training

In my post where I show you how to use only a Swiss Ball to get a good core workout, I talk about how the core is the most important muscle group we have. It connects the upper and lower extremities together. The better this connection is the better job the body can...

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