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Between the Shifts — Presented by StopNStarts Hockey

Between the Shifts — Presented by StopNStarts Hockey

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Between the Shifts is a monthly show for players, parents, coaches, and youth hockey leaders navigating the fast, confusing and often expensive world of youth hockey. Hosted by a former professional player, coach, and parent, and owner of STOPnSTARTS Hockey, Marc Genest. We carve into player development, real-life family stories, coaching culture, costs, training pathways, and everything young athletes and their communities are facing today. Whether you’re in a traditional hockey market or growing the game in the South, this podcast helps you make smarter decisions, understand your options, and avoid common pitfalls. Join us for honest conversations that empower families and fuel hockey dreams.© Stop n Starts Hockey ホッケー 人間関係 子育て
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  • Hunter Bishop on Skill Development, Choosing the Right Hockey Path & Building Pro Habits

    Hunter Bishop on Skill Development, Choosing the Right Hockey Path & Building Pro Habits
    2026/10/14

    Marc interviews former pro player and skill development coach Hunter Bishop about shared values in mentorship and teaching skills that translate into games. Bishop recounts his path from Fairbanks, Alaska, through NAHL, USHL, BCHL, North Dakota, Ohio State, and signing with Montreal, crediting early power skating, strong coaching, and gut-driven decisions supported by a trusted circle. They discuss evaluating coaches and advisors, the importance of structured, purposeful skill work, and how off-season development should change by age group, emphasizing habits, foundations, safety in off-ice training, hockey IQ, and avoiding burnout. Bishop explains how he built Hunter Bishop Hockey in Charleston, his approach to position-specific development, and introduces the new HBH Academy with on-ice training, video, testing, and an app featuring puck-shooting logs and goal tracking.

    00:00 Show Intro

    01:43 Meet Hunter Bishop

    02:38 Alaska Roots

    04:21 Junior to Pro Path

    06:30 Skill Camps Origins

    07:25 Coaches and Mentors

    14:16 Advisors and Agents

    16:19 Modern Hockey Choices

    20:03 Building HBH Brand

    22:59 Skills That Translate

    30:19 Sponsor Shoutouts

    31:55 U12 Summer Blueprint

    37:16 Youth Passion Check

    38:18 15U Training Balance

    40:08 Choosing Great Coaches

    46:37 Gym Ice Weekly Plan

    47:08 Building Hockey IQ

    50:33 18U Pro Habits

    52:18 Picking Showcases Wisely

    01:00:10 HBH Academy and App

    01:06:51 Wrap Up and Resources
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  • Built Different Hockey: Mike Fournier on Non-Traditional Paths, Teaching the Game & Mental Toughness

    Built Different Hockey: Mike Fournier on Non-Traditional Paths, Teaching the Game & Mental Toughness
    2026/09/15

    Marc Genest introduces Between the Shifts and Stop and Start Hockey’s mission of guiding players through youth, junior, and pro hockey decisions, then welcomes former teammate Mike Fournier, founder of Built Different Hockey (BDH). Fournier shares his non-traditional path from central Massachusetts (no AAA) to the Boston Junior Bruins, the QMJHL (which ended his NCAA eligibility), the USHL and Maritime League, and a cutthroat minor pro career (234 games). He explains why he joined the Air Force, served 20 years as an analyst with deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, and recently retired. Returning to hockey through coaching his son Zachary, Fournier describes BDH’s small-group, classroom-style sessions focused on game details, off-puck skills, and teaching concepts, and both discuss the importance of coaching quality, long-term development, and choosing teams for true development over a “shiny nickel” pathway.

    00:00 Show Intro

    00:19 Stop and Start Mission

    01:09 Meet Mike Fournier

    03:34 Growing Up in Mass

    07:21 Jump to the Q

    09:32 Built Different Origins

    11:18 Minor League Reality

    14:04 From Pro to Air Force

    16:10 20 Years of Service

    18:18 Back to the Rink

    20:14 Partners and Sponsors

    21:50 Youth Hockey Today

    25:21 Teaching Game Details

    27:41 Coaching vs Teaching

    28:40 Why Skating Matters

    29:46 Built Different Model

    30:44 Teaching Real Hockey IQ

    34:14 Bad Coaching Problem

    38:55 Developing Hidden Gems

    42:50 Coaches Who Shaped Me

    44:20 Lessons From Mentors

    51:59 Advice Choosing Teams

    54:33 Wrap Up And Links


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  • Rod Brind’Amour: Youth Hockey Shouldn’t Be This Difficult

    Rod Brind’Amour: Youth Hockey Shouldn’t Be This Difficult
    2026/08/18
    Two-time Stanley Cup champion Rod Brind’Amour joins In Between the Shifts for a candid conversation about youth hockey, player development, parenting, coaching, and finding the right path for young athletes.Rod shares the story of his own unconventional hockey journey—from quitting the sport as a young kid, to Notre Dame, Michigan State, the NHL, and eventually winning the Stanley Cup as both a player and coach. He also explains how his perspective has changed now that he’s navigating youth hockey as a parent himself.The conversation tackles one of the biggest problems facing hockey families today: the pressure to move kids too far, too fast. Rod discusses prep schools, academies, AAA hockey, recruiting, rankings, development camps, and why families can lose sight of what youth hockey is actually supposed to accomplish.Rod and Marc also discuss why skating remains foundational, why hockey IQ matters as much as individual skill, the importance of off-ice training, and the trait Rod looks for in players that can’t be measured at a skills session: compete.Most importantly, Rod reminds parents that every player’s path is different—and if a player is genuinely good enough and continues developing, people will eventually find them.In this episode:What winning the Stanley Cup really feels likeWhy Rod quit hockey as a young childHow Notre Dame changed the trajectory of his careerChoosing the right college based on opportunity and fitWhy coaching at ages 14–16 can shape a player’s entire careerRod’s experience coaching and parenting youth hockey playersWhy families are sending players away too earlyThe growing financial and logistical burden of AAA hockeyWhy kids don’t need to be on the ice every dayBuilding an everyday training mindsetWhy skating is still the foundation of developmentThe youth hockey skill Rod believes is being overlookedWhat NHL teams actually look for in playersWhy development-camp skills don’t always translate to gamesThe importance of compete, character, and work ethicWhy education must remain a priorityKeeping hockey fun while pursuing higher levelsLearn more about Stop & Starts Hockey, coaching, private lessons, player evaluations, and membership https://stopnstartshockey.com/00:00 Welcome to In Between the Shifts00:55 Introducing Rod Brind’Amour01:20 What Winning the Stanley Cup Feels Like05:46 Where Rod’s Youth Hockey Journey Began06:20 Why Rod Quit Hockey as a Kid07:30 Growing Up in a Small Hockey Town08:03 Has Youth Hockey Become a Rat Race?08:24 Why Rod’s Dad Made Him Play Defense10:04 The Opportunity That Led to Notre Dame11:24 Why Notre Dame Changed Rod’s Career12:27 Playing Up Against Older Players14:12 Building Notre Dame’s Junior Team15:26 Why the Right Coach Matters So Much16:02 Choosing Michigan State and Finding the Right Fit17:54 The Coaches Who Shaped Rod Brind’Amour19:34 Rod’s Perspective as a Hockey Dad20:53 Why Keeping a Great Team Together Matters22:00 Should You Send Your Kid Away to Play Hockey?23:24 Why Winning at 13 or 14 Doesn’t Matter24:34 The Financial Burden of Youth Hockey26:17 What a Good Development Program Needs26:56 Why Weekend-Only Hockey Doesn’t Work28:03 What Youth Hockey Development Is Missing28:26 Kids Don’t Need to Skate Every Day29:03 Creating a Daily Training Mindset30:48 Why Skating Is Still the Foundation31:59 Surround Yourself With Hard Workers33:32 Show Partners35:06 Is Hockey IQ Being Neglected?36:16 Every Practice Should Translate to Games38:05 What Makes a Player Stand Out at Tryouts39:23 How Youth Hockey Has Changed Between Rod’s Sons40:17 Are Prep Schools Right for Everyone?43:18 “It Shouldn’t Be This Difficult”44:24 The Life Lessons Hockey Teaches45:32 The Puberty Olympics and Late Bloomers46:53 What Rod Sees at NHL Development Camps51:49 Skills vs. Compete52:41 Why Hockey Families Need Better Guidance54:33 Making Hockey More Affordable56:25 Every Shift Is an Opportunity57:58 Rod’s Advice to Hockey Parents58:40 Know Whether Your Kid Actually Loves Hockey59:17 Why Education Has to Remain a Priority1:00:09 Rod’s Closing Thoughts1:00:47 Stop & Starts Hockey Membership#RodBrindAmour #YouthHockey #HockeyDevelopment #HockeyParents #HockeyTraining #HockeyIQ #NHL #CarolinaHurricanes #StanleyCup #AAAYouthHockey #HockeyPodcast #StopAndStartsHockey
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