SHARE YOUR BEST DRILLS, PRACTICES & COACHING INSIGHTS

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SHARE YOUR BEST DRILLS, PRACTICES, & COACHING INSIGHTS

Posting to The Coaches Site helps you share your expertise, gain visibility, and connect with a global network of coaches.

WHY POST ON THE COACHES SITE?

Every coach has a story, a drill, a practice plan, or a lesson learned the hard way. Your insights can inspire someone else’s journey — and open new opportunities for you. Build your reputation, grow your audience, and be recognized for the impact you’re already making. Whether you’re brand‑new to coaching or have decades on the bench, your insights can inspire someone else’s journey.

Influencer Status → Establish yourself as a leading voice and trusted authority in the hockey community.
Brand Growth → Share your expertise, insights, and authentic voice to build credibility and connection.
Monetized Content → Build up your following then turn your content into revenue.

Your experience matters. Let’s make it count.

POSTING CONTENT IS EASY!

The Coaches Site is built to make it easy for coaches to share articles, drills, and resources from your phone or computer.

TIPS FOR RECORDING VIDEOS

Show off the good work your team is doing. 

For best quality, shoot landscape style (phone held sideways). Movement adds energy, but keep the camera steady to ensure a clear view.

Make sure videos are clear and bright. You don’t need to be shooting video in a glamorous rink, but you want your readers to see the players and skills clearly.

It’s helpful to include explanations when you post videos. The video on its own might not be able to communicate descriptions or key teaching points. But you can, coach!

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POSTING VIDEOS

Show off the good work your team is doing. 

VIDEO BEST PRACTICES

For best quality, shoot landscape style (phone held sideways). Movement adds energy, but keep the camera steady to ensure a clear view.

Make sure videos are clear and bright. You don’t need to be shooting video in a glamorous rink, but you want your readers to see the players and skills clearly.

It’s helpful to include explanations when you post videos. The video on its own might not be able to communicate descriptions or key teaching points. But you can, coach!

Create a Video Post →

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TIPS FOR WRITING ARTICLES

Get eyes on your work with efficient, organized, and compelling articles. 

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Aim for 400–800 words, with a clear focus. Coaches appreciate concise posts, so keep each piece focused on one theme they can use in practice or games.

There's benefit in writing about your area of expertise or passion because you'll know the material inside and out. But don't let that stop you from learning something new and teaching it.

Calls to action: make sure you include something in your post that coaches can take and use. "Use this technique" or "try this method", but make sure it's specific and actionable.

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NEED SOME HELP GETTING STARTED?

We've created a simple step-by-step guide to help you create your first post.

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FAQs

What can I post on The Coaches Site?

Looking for inspiration on what to post to The Coaches Site? Our creation features enable you to share all your coaching content, including:

  • Drill Videos: Share short videos demonstrating various drills focusing on skills like shooting, passing, skating, and defensive techniques. These drills can cater to different age groups and skill levels.

  • Tactical Analysis: Break down game footage to analyze strategies, player positioning, power plays, penalty kills, and other tactical aspects of the game.

  • Practice Plans: Upload external drill & practice plan PDF's. You can add text, like drill descriptions, key takeaways and progressions to add further detail to your posts.

 And lots more! 

Can anyone post on The Coaches Site?

Yes, all users can post on The Coaches Site, regardless of their membership level. This feature is open to everyone, allowing all members to share insights, articles, and videos with the community.

Is everything I post public?

No, everything you post depends on whether you want to keep it private or make it public.

To adjust the privacy settings of your posts, choose the desired privacy option when creating an article or video.

Select Public to make your post viewable on the Discover page, searchable, and savable by others. Selecting Private limits visibility to you and members of any group you belong to. All posts default to Private, but you can update privacy anytime on the Manage Content page.

Who can I share my posts with?

Posts can be shared to other members of The Coaches Site, but also to your social media following and coaching network. Your posts are free for anyone to view and access, provided that they sign up for a free TCS account.