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“Pommier Jewellers September

Sports Mom”

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Josee Amyot is Sports Energy’s Mom

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Josee’s three children keep her busy
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with their many athletic pursuits. Chocolate
Kyla is17 and dances at BCDC. She is

also a track and field athlete, and she Partnered with
has played competitive soccer. A high
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Josee’s children have inherited Heads up Hockey
try out for the Seaway Valley their love of sports, at least in part,
Blazers in September 2023. If from their mother, who has an stick. This is
he makes the team, he will be impressive sports background. She an important
playing weekly out of town explains: “I played competitive component of
games, practicing once per week, soccer for the Blazers for many With Coach hockey as you
and participating in out-of-town years, and my first year I was on Grant Cooper will be able to
see your next
tournaments.” an all-boys team. I played soccer
play to make or where the
Jordyn is 5 and has been dancing for St. Joseph’s Secondary School defenders are.
tap, ballet, and hip hop for the past for five years and for St. Lawrence
It is important to not over
few years. “She will be sticking College for two years. I was also ello Everyone, handle the puck, keep it simple,
to hip hop with BCDC this year able to play for a year with the H This month the focus will and allow yourself to get
and will be trying out for the Ottawa Internationals. Currently, be on head-up stick handling. comfortable with your head up.
competitive dance team,” Josee I play soccer on the Strikers team, It is important to keep your Once stationary stickhandling
says. Jordyn has also participated indoor and outdoor, with a bunch head up while playing hockey. is comfortable for you, start
in gymnastics and soccer. “She of incredible women. We have all In your basement, driveway, or moving around to simulate
watches her brother, Hudson, been playing together for many before practice, allow yourself a game-like situation. Make
on the ice all year round and has years.” to use your peripheral vision sure you are in that hockey
decided she would like to give it a In addition to her soccer and movement of your eyes position with your knees bent,
try,” her mother continues. Jordyn commitments, Josee plays hockey to allow your head to stay up legs shoulder within apart, and
spends most of her days singing and runs 10k races. Her goal is to while having the puck on your shifting weight side to side
while stickhandling.
and learning the dance routines run a half marathon next year.