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Enjoy these insights on what the new HIL could mean for India and the world of hockey. This is an AI generated podcast based on several news media, the Wikipedia post on the HIL and different sources of information available up to October 23.
More info on the HIL is available here from https://studio.hockey
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Enjoy this first views on what the new HIL could mean for India and the world of hockey. This is an AI generated podcast based on several news articles in information available up to October 6.
More info on the HIL is available here from https://studio.hockey
Thanks for reading Studio Hockey! This post is public so feel free to share it.
The EHL KO16 in Surbiton delivered an exciting spectacle of European club hockey, showcasing exhilarating goals, nail-biting finishes, and impressive displays of skill.
Enjoy this short audio review, generated by AI from the different match reports.
More about this tournament here …
In this episode it’s all about the lessons learned from the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Generated by AI and based upon two AMA sessions where we had coaches from all over the world ask their own questions of two coaches who were active in Paris. Katrina Powell, head coach for the women from Australia or Hockeyroos, as well as Shane McLeod from the coaching staff of the Belgian men’s team or Red Lions.
Resulting in a short podcast summary of these two very interesting masterclasses hosted by The Hockey Site, a platform where coaches #sharetheknowledge
The full masterclasses are available as video on demand here and here
A third similar session is also worth mentioning here though not included in this audio summary. The one with Jude Menezes from Japan:
All three masterclasses are also available in the XPS app. We recommend XPS for ambitious coaches, teams, clubs and academies.
Interview with Marcos Hofmann about his candidacy for the position of EHF president. The interview with the other candidate Peter Elders can be found on here as well.
Also check out the opinion piece from both interviews in our columns at https://studiohockey.com/columns/the-choice-between-a-diplomat-or-entrepreneur-for-ehf/
Interview with Peter Elders about his candidacy for the position of EHF president. The interview with the other candidate Marcos Hofmann can be found on here as well.
Also check out the opinion piece from both interviews in our columns at https://studiohockey.com/columns/the-choice-between-a-diplomat-or-entrepreneur-for-ehf/
Following the assignment of the new world cup for 2026 to both the Netherlands and Belgium, the FIH decided this event would be the first for non-irrigated fields. Much to the surprise (again) of most involved. When we talked to players, coaches, high performance directors and other relevant experts most were and are very sceptical. I think all of us agree it is the way forward. Water is a scarce resource and we need to find a solution. But if the timeline for this is a unilateral decision made by administrators, without involving relevant stakeholders, we imagine it could be problematic. So we invited some experts for an open and transparent panel talk about the move towards dry artificial grass for hockey.
In February of 2023 these experts joined me in a panel talk about the move towards a non-irrigated surface for hockey. Listen to the podcast here or watch it on Spotify or Youtube where you’ll find the full and unedited video of this panel talk. Our panel featured the following experts:
Listen (or watch) it here and judge for yourself...
The fourth and final panel talk for the 2023 world cup was hosted on January 29, just before the medal games and featured Thomas Briels (BEL), Sander Baart (NED), Miki Delas (ESP) & Tobi Walter (GER)
The podcast currently has 88 episodes available.