Chloe Glass on the Gaps in Women's Hockey and Founding the Girls and Women's Hockey Academy
About this episode
Chloe Glass discusses her journey in women's hockey and the mission of the Girls and Women's Hockey Academy.
Chloe Glass, founder of the Girls and Women's Hockey Academy, joins me this week on Rinkside Rundown to discuss her transition from a college athlete and professional player in Germany to a leading advocate for athlete development, both on and off the ice. Chloe shares her journey from a young hockey player inspired by her father to a college athlete and eventually a coach, and the lessons learned along the way. We dive into how her academy supports young players by focusing on personalized physical wellness, psychological training, and proactive health habits to help keep athletes on the ice. We also discuss the Girls and Women’s Hockey Academy’s workshops, their work with the PWHL, and its future plans to continue making a positive impact on the next generation. Website: https://www.gwhockeyacademy.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61580099482512 Instagram: @gw.hockeyacademy Contact: glasschloe42@gmail.com Subscribe to Rinkside Rundown for weekly interviews with the voices of women’s hockey.
Topics covered
- women's hockey
- athlete development
- coaching
- physical wellness
- psychological training
- youth sports
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