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U10 - The First Stop on the Unified Performance-Based Youth System
On May 8th, we held the first stop of the U10 selection tournament series at the Kisstadion in Budapest. The goal: to assess players within a unified professional framework and launch a long-term, performance-based selection process.
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U12 - First Selection Round and Player Evaluation
On April 24th, at the Kisstadion, we held the first round of the U12 Championship. Approximately 200 players took part in the process, the goal of which was to implement a transparent, performance-based selection.
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MAC: New Paths to Elevating Competition to a Higher Level
MAC is joining the monthly tournament series organized by IcehockeyPro57, which provides regular competitive opportunities and development prospects for young players in the U10 and U12 age groups.
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Attila Orbán: I Want to Give Opportunities to Those Who Want to Be the Best
Attila Orbán explains why he created the IHP57 League: a dedicated competition for every age group from U8 to U14, Friday game days, performance-based ice time, and personalized player development.
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Why Skating Is the Most Important Skill in Hockey?
Skating ability is what determines adult careers most decisively. Poor skating is a weakness that is impossible to compensate for at the elite level - skate anatomy, selection, and proper use.
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Why Is Individual Training Decisive in Ice Hockey?
Leonardo da Vinci, Tiger Woods, Gretzky, Lemieux, Crosby and McDavid. What do they have in common? Every one of them built their later success on individual, often family-based training. We explore why early individual development is crucial for reaching NHL-level skills.
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No NHL Without Multisport
Based on the Dutch Athletic Skills Model (ASM), we show why soccer, basketball, or judo can give hockey players real superpowers: quick feet, lightning-fast decisions, and fewer injuries.
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The Psychology of Creative Development, Part 2 - Nurturable but Not Teachable
Creativity is an innate ability - but it can be cultivated in the right environment. From Darryl Belfry's philosophy to the CLA method and ACT: how do we develop the creative hockey player?
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The Psychology of Creative Development (Part 1)
How does creativity develop in ice hockey? Through the theories of Amabile, Csíkszentmihályi and Guilford, we explore why nurturing creative thinking at different ages is crucial - and how coaches and parents can support young players along the way.
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