Initials say it all.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 5:25 pmNobody quits on POS.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 3:18 pmWait till the kids quit in OR because they are tired of being belittled and ridiculed by a grown man.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 3:07 pmNo early maturers and very few with the necessary physical potential considering parent statures.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 12:02 pm OR will be just fine. Added some much needed size up front and on the back end. I would disagree and say their best hockey is ahead of them as few, if any, have physically matured at this point aside from the 2 new additions - the water is too clean in Oakville, no early maturers...lol I would think MyHockey will look something like top 3 G teams in some order (VK,JRC,TM), Quinte, OR, Elgin in the next group, next 2 G teams in with COW, Hamilton, Ottawa Myers, UCC, EOW. I'm sure some team(s) will surprise and Sudbury will be a very good team if everyone stays.
Oakvilles spring outcomes are at odds with this opinion.
2011 AAA
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Re: 2011 AAA
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Re: 2011 AAA
Share your hockey db link.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 4:12 pmValid point. Two midgets could make a giant… but if we’re banking on statistical anomalies and miracles, then the Cambridge Hawks are in the running for OHF champs next year too.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 3:29 pm Parent size can certainly be an indicator but lots of exceptions when you look at the current kids that have clearly physically matured early walking out of the rink already taller than dear old dad at 13 years old. The parent group may not be the Raptors' front court but not like they're a bunch of Smurfs either..... I wouldn't place too much emphasis on summer hockey results.
That’s what I thought.
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Re: 2011 AAA
Does a hockey db link change the facts?Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 7:24 pmShare your hockey db link.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 4:12 pmValid point. Two midgets could make a giant… but if we’re banking on statistical anomalies and miracles, then the Cambridge Hawks are in the running for OHF champs next year too.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 3:29 pm Parent size can certainly be an indicator but lots of exceptions when you look at the current kids that have clearly physically matured early walking out of the rink already taller than dear old dad at 13 years old. The parent group may not be the Raptors' front court but not like they're a bunch of Smurfs either....
That’s what I thought.
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We are excited to share a new way for players and coaches to connect.
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Currently, we have every Tier 1 & Tier 2 (U.S.) & Junior A (Canada) Junior hockey league coaches available on our website list below:
- USHL (United States Hockey League)
- NAHL (North American Hockey League)
- BCHL (British Colombia Hockey League)
- AJHL (Alberta Junior Hockey League)
- NCDC (National Collegiate Development Conference)
- SJHL (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League)
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- CCHL (Central Canada Hockey League)
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- WHL
- QMJHL
- OHL
- FPHL
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Re: 2011 AAA
Parent size is more than an indicator it accounts for over 85% of full adult stature. The genes that are carried by the parents are passed onto the offspring by both mother and father. This direct link tremendously increases the outcome of height. There are low probability of exceptions that some genes that produce height are passed on from a small parent but this is very low.Guest wrote: ↑Thu Jun 20, 2024 10:34 amDoes a hockey db link change the facts?Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 7:24 pmShare your hockey db link.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 4:12 pmValid point. Two midgets could make a giant… but if we’re banking on statistical anomalies and miracles, then the Cambridge Hawks are in the running for OHF champs next year too.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 3:29 pm Parent size can certainly be an indicator but lots of exceptions when you look at the current kids that have clearly physically matured early walking out of the rink already taller than dear old dad at 13 years old. The parent group may not be the Raptors' front court but not like they're a bunch of Smurfs either....
That’s what I thought.
The other 15% is from :
1. Poor nutrition in parents did not reach their max height
2. Not your biological parents (one or both)
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Re: 2011 AAA
Maturation is on a spectrum and a good process would be to look at Tanner's five stages of growth and development. Then you will get an idea of where you athlete is at. At which point you can then spend a few years to study up on what changes occur across the levels and how it impacts athletes.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 5:25 pmNobody quits on POS.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 3:18 pmWait till the kids quit in OR because they are tired of being belittled and ridiculed by a grown man.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 3:07 pmNo early maturers and very few with the necessary physical potential considering parent statures.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 12:02 pm OR will be just fine. Added some much needed size up front and on the back end. I would disagree and say their best hockey is ahead of them as few, if any, have physically matured at this point aside from the 2 new additions - the water is too clean in Oakville, no early maturers...lol I would think MyHockey will look something like top 3 G teams in some order (VK,JRC,TM), Quinte, OR, Elgin in the next group, next 2 G teams in with COW, Hamilton, Ottawa Myers, UCC, EOW. I'm sure some team(s) will surprise and Sudbury will be a very good team if everyone stays.
Oakvilles spring outcomes are at odds with this opinion.
For example- increased lean muscle mass, increased Vo2 max, tendon elasticity tightening and SSC of the muscles actins, hormone production such as Testosterone and growth hormone, motor skill and coordination changes etc etc etc
Always remember ....early maturation is NOT a skill or talent! It just makes parents and coaches temporality a bit dumb:)
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Re: 2011 AAA
When I need a prediction on how big my kid is going to be as an adult, I always come to the 2011AAA forum for the latest in data analytics.Guest wrote: ↑Thu Jun 20, 2024 12:22 pmMaturation is on a spectrum and a good process would be to look at Tanner's five stages of growth and development. Then you will get an idea of where you athlete is at. At which point you can then spend a few years to study up on what changes occur across the levels and how it impacts athletes.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 5:25 pmNobody quits on POS.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 3:18 pmWait till the kids quit in OR because they are tired of being belittled and ridiculed by a grown man.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 3:07 pmNo early maturers and very few with the necessary physical potential considering parent statures.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 12:02 pm OR will be just fine. Added some much needed size up front and on the back end. I would disagree and say their best hockey is ahead of them as few, if any, have physically matured at this point aside from the 2 new additions - the water is too clean in Oakville, no early maturers...lol I would think MyHockey will look something like top 3 G teams in some order (VK,JRC,TM), Quinte, OR, Elgin in the next group, next 2 G teams in with COW, Hamilton, Ottawa Myers, UCC, EOW. I'm sure some team(s) will surprise and Sudbury will be a very good team if everyone stays.
Oakvilles spring outcomes are at odds with this opinion.
For example- increased lean muscle mass, increased Vo2 max, tendon elasticity tightening and SSC of the muscles actins, hormone production such as Testosterone and growth hormone, motor skill and coordination changes etc etc etc
Always remember ....early maturation is NOT a skill or talent! It just makes parents and coaches temporality a bit dumb:)
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Re: 2011 AAA
Can everyone with a small kid kindly post somewhere else. This is all nonsense and speculation. Your kid could grow next year and still stink. If you’re short your kid will be short 98% of the time. Most kids are the size of their wife’s father. This is as good a tool as any piece of bull.
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Re: 2011 AAA
I think you are confusing male baldness with the wife's father....you are a total tool buddy!Guest wrote: ↑Thu Jun 20, 2024 3:56 pm Can everyone with a small kid kindly post somewhere else. This is all nonsense and speculation. Your kid could grow next year and still stink. If you’re short your kid will be short 98% of the time. Most kids are the size of their wife’s father. This is as good a tool as any piece of bull.
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