In this week's episode of "Ride to the Rink," Lee MJ Elias discusses the significance of self-evaluation and growth for young hockey players as the season draws to an end. Lee emphasizes that development should not solely be measured by a game's outcome but by personal improvement and teamwork. Listeners will learn the importance of setting and accomplishing personal goals, assessing their contributions as teammates, and the value of listening and learning from coaches and parents. This episode provides actionable advice for players to reflect on their season, identify their strengths and areas for improvement, and understand how they can be better team members. Join us as we explore the deeper measures of success in hockey and life, ensuring players recognize their achievements and set new goals for the upcoming season.

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The Ride To The Rink - Evaluating Growth In Youth Hockey At The End Of The Season