Épisode 7 - Mythes et réalités de la surspécialisation sportive
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About this episode
Dans cet épisode, on s’attaque à une réalité de plus en plus présente dans le sport : la surspécialisation des jeunes athlètes, particulièrement dans le hockey.
On en discute avec Albert Marier, co-auteur du document Développement du talent sportif, Patrice Bernier, ancien capitaine de l’Impact de Montréal et Alexandro Allison-Abaunza, Ph. D., spécialiste du développement des athlètes.
Un épisode essentiel pour tous ceux et celles qui gravitent autour du hockey mineur et du développement des athlètes.
0 :00 Intro 0 :35 Présentation des invités 3 :45 La définition de la spécialisation 12 :45 Le rêve de devenir professionnel 22 :30 La base c’est le plaisir 26 :30 La découverte des autres sports 38 :15 Prédire l’avenir 41 :36 La complémentarité entre les sports 52 :45 Conclusion
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- Hockey Quebec, the YouTube channel of Hockey Québec, on 2026-05-06
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- 58 min
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