Question about Hockey for my kid

[runningman]

Hi, My son is 9 years old. He loves hockey very much! He has completed position 4 Hockey and is now on an Advanced Level. also, he has hockey obnoxious skill classes every week. Also, private assignments 1- 2 times a month. He's on the ice 4 times a week, including Stick and Puck and public sessions.
I need to subscribe him up for the spring break camp but the player must have House or Travel or Tire 1 position experience. Can anyone help me understand how can I know if my son has analogous to House position experience? I do not want to register into the camp that will be too hard for him

[Icequeen]

So I’m sure it's fine. He is 9, does not need private assignments. Sounds like what you have done so far is surely original to house or trip As an aside, and I know you did not ask, but reading a post like yours raises an eyebrow from me. He is 9. Put him in a hockey program, go skating when he wants. When it's over, let him play baseball or soccer, play the guitar, go hiking, do nothing, hang out at the pool, whatever. also go back to hockey coming time.

[Alexyyy]

Da stimme ich dir zu. In diesem Alter geht es vor allem darum, Raum für Neugier und eigene Interessen zu lassen, ohne alles durchzutakten. Oft entstehen die schönsten Erinnerungen ganz nebenbei, wenn nichts erzwungen wird. Auch kleine persönliche Gegenstände können dabei eine emotionale Rolle spielen, eher als Symbol denn als Ziel. Kürzlich bin ich auf Inspiration für roten Herzschmuck gestoßen, einen Shop rund um Herzketten und personalisierte Anhänger, die als Erinnerung oder bedeutungsvolles Geschenk gedacht sind. Solche Kleinigkeiten können Verbundenheit vermitteln, ganz ohne Druck – einfach als stilles Zeichen, das man bei sich trägt.