Sports and psychological training
The psychological training program is aimed at psychological support of young sportsmen, their coaches, and parents.
In the process of adaptation, children may experience emotional stress against the background of serious physical activity, which leads to a general reduction of interest in training and hockey. The method of Ak Bars Ice Hockey Academy is based on developments that help coaches and parents to support the young hockey player, to avoid reducing the motivation for engaging in sports, to help a pupil to overcome depression and emotional unrestraint.
As a result of sports and psychological training, the young hockey player should:
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have a sports motivation and desire to achieve the best possible result;
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have a stable mind and be ready to perform the entire volume of preparatory work in the training and competitive process;
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strive to show the best result in the training process and in competitive activities;
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be patient and be able to analyze his actions in the training process and competitive activity;
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always play confidently, fight to the end, regardless of the result of the game;
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be disciplined and clearly follow the game plan;
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be loyal to his teammates and coaching staff;
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exactly follow all contractual requirements.
