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Girl Hockey Dad Podcast

Girl Hockey Dad Podcast

By: GHD Podcast
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 The wild world of girls minor hockey in Canada. Stories of experiences, and interviews with those who have lived through it! Father of 2 hockey girls. Coach and hockey lover. The experiences of women's minor hockey, and the world of women's hockey. Inquiries please email ghdpodcast@gmail.comGHD Podcast Hockey
Episodes
  • S2E1 - Injured..now what

    S2E1 - Injured..now what
    Oct 29 2024

    Welcome to the second season of GHD Podcast. In the first episode back, I want to start a conversation around injuries and their impact. We all know the sport is physical and dangerous. But how much have we thought and prepared for it? A severe injury hit our athlete and it has brought up all kinds of thoughts. Share this one around, let's start the conversation here.

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    21 mins
  • S1E9 - Multisport Athletes

    S1E9 - Multisport Athletes
    May 30 2024

    After a few weeks off due to my lack of consistency, we discuss the ups and downs of having a multisport athlete. Some thoughts on the PWHL finals (02:49) and some more thanking of you fine listeners.

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    27 mins
  • S1E8 - Tryouts!

    S1E8 - Tryouts!
    Mar 19 2024

    A quick catch up on the PWHL and upcoming OWHA Provincials. The journey through the phases of tryouts, not unlike the phases of grief. Scouting has started (12:50) Tampering (15:00), PTS vs Release (20:00), Actual tryout process (24:20), My random thoughts on how tryouts actual work (26:00)
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    38 mins

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