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#39.: A nézők extra erőt adnak a játékosoknak, nem szabad ezt alábecsülni - interjú Markus Juurikkalaval

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Markus Juurikkala, az UTE új hokiedzője, vendég a Utehoki Podcastban. Beszél a játékos pályafutásáról, amely egy sérülés miatt rövidre szabott volt, és arról, hogyan fordult a coaching felé már fiatalon. Elmondja, hogy bár a korábbi játékosévek tapasztalata segítheti az edzői…

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Utehoki Podcast
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2023. 09. 27.
Hossz
54 perc
Szereplők, említett nevek
Markus Juurikkala
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hokiedző, játékosok coachingja
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color [Applause] thank you very much it's really uh nice to be here talk with you guys thank you very much we we can see that you are already having some some words by the time you are here some sentences you are using daily or yeah a little you know you want to get those easy say hello and good day and then little things like that so I think it's a it's a good start okay yeah it's a very complicated language so it's you understand about that yes yes yeah okay so we can go with the first question I think yeah so uh let's talk about your uh player career um based on the edit prospects uh we can see that uh it's not uh too long um your player career can you talk about this a bit yes yes of course uh yeah not too long as you as you said uh of course uh when I was a kid I Fall In Love the sport and fall in love in hockey and I I wanted to go to NHL that's pretty much everybody at that time in in Finland and and so on so uh that was my dream so I played my junior years uh in my hometown in in hainola uh I kind of got uh or I did got in church in my last year when I was a junior and that kind of was the time that I actually quit playing like seriously I still played uh with the men's like and the second second division and third division but already that time I was uh poaching and doing that as my profession so I it was more that I knew that my my playing is is done and coaching is the one I'm I'm gonna go for so it's after the injury I couldn't get to my Hometown team they played Misty's at that time uh so I could have gone maybe to amisaria which was the third League uh in Finland that time but I I decided to I get to the school like a coaching school so I started those studies also uh so then I I kinda as I said quit playing uh seriously after the after that year so it was a knee injury basically it was a it was a shoulder instrument that kept me uh I kind of get back uh it was maybe I think it was out like six weeks at the start then I get back in the first game I heard it again and then it was it was surgery and the whole whole uh season was out so that was a tough time for a young boy but but uh now it's well like I said that's that's uh that's the sport and I get I still was you know I still could play and all that but I then I'll kind of make the decision too start the coaching and and try to try to call that rope yeah because we saw that in your career the the playing part was very short and then very early on you were doing some some coaching stuff and you were wondering what's the background but an injury is totally plausible yeah and uh since you are now a coach do you feel somewhat that these missing missing a player years is something that would have been more useful or do you do you learn so many things from the coaches of yours or how does it work because in in mostly the the coaches are having a full player career and then they are transporting what they've learned of course yeah I mean I mean of course like you cannot uh I mean if you have a big uh career as a player of course you can you can use that as a help if you want to be a coach later like you can then you have have had more coaches that coach you so you can learn things from them you can also learn the things that you maybe don't want to do from them so of course that I don't take that experience away I think it's a good start to get to be a coach when you have a good playing career I did not have that so kind of okay I play I still played I still had coaches you coach me and and so I I was a player too but like you said nada not a big carrier so then my experience is more from from uh as you said I then I start to coach quite a early age and study coaching quite an early age so then I you know that my experience comes them more from from that side like how I feel coaching the Juniors how I feel coaching the men how what I learned from there what I learned from the players so that's kind of kind of my road okay so we talked about your player career but uh you were coaching some youngsters at Finland and then you moved to Switzerland and then Austria and could you tell about a bit details about that yes of course uh so I actually I I know it Elite Prospect says that I I moved to Switzerland but that's actually not true like I moved to Austria anyway of all those years and and but the thing is that uh our team was so close in Switzerland border so we played in the in the Switzerland Swiss league so that's why it's in Elite Prospect it shows that I I was in Switzerland but actually all those years I was uh located in tornpear so uh I went there first time like after my studies uh that we do the work placement so I did my uh like a work placement for the school I did in Toronto as a junior coach uh then I was uh two years like in back in Finland like heading head uh head of coaching in my hometown in Helena and after that I was three years skill coaching in Pelicans lofty and after that I wanted to again see your world a little bit and uh challenge myself so I I went back to Austria to be head of coaching for for dropping bulldogs and and then also the under 17 uh under 17 goes there and how came the jump to the uh adult team in the alt League yeah that game because the the pregnancy world team did do a cooperation with the Bulldogs so it was kind of like the Bulldogs played the higher league with the men on that time so I was working for for them like the ice hockey league how it's uh these days it was able and the earlier days as you know uh so then the Dragons World where I was played the outbreak league and they had co-work Russian players and then and did uh work together so I uh of course I get to know those they're GM and and the club there so uh then it was time after the two years in in uh with the Juniors that I wanted to something something else and challenged myself again so then uh as I know them so then there was a talk and and I was able to get the job to be the mansion and end up being actually five years then with the with the head coach for the for the pregnancy one so also really good time there uh learning learning a lot as a young coach of course so good experience yeah so five years is is a lot for it for a coach yeah it is it is especially for for somebody in a different country so it's it's not that common that's true that's true and uh in the in this five-year period what would you consider your your biggest achievement or what what coaching skills did you learn in the adult team what you didn't know before or uh okay I think maybe if I think about the biggest achievement uh I mean we did win uh one year we did win the like Austrian cup uh that we play inside the inside the uh opulated so that was of course uh great to win something together with the guys but I think for me the biggest achievement was the relationship that I was able to bring with the players there were many guys that I was uh to get there many years uh which uh which is always a privilege and kind of that like uh yeah like I said the relationship that I was able to bring with the with many of the guys who was probably the biggest achievement and then again like the learning part uh as I said I learned so much uh there was older older players than me at the start and and like how to uh how to treat the players how to how to get the trust from the players and then also that you don't need to like as a coach also like just be you be yourself and then that's that's the best way to to do it and be honest uh all those got like a good habits good values that are still still uh believe today I think that's that start from there so just uh trying to be valuable of course and you have to bring value to the players but uh be reliable be honest and and then the things things go on the way you you want them to go mm-hmm just one quick question to this you mentioned an interesting sentence that you had players which are older than you since you you started your coaching career very early I'm I mean this wasn't too um this happened quite a lot I I believe and how is it as a coach I find it very difficult I I've never trained anybody in sports so maybe it's it's just in my mind but I find it very weird to coach somebody who is who had more experience as a player than myself is is it was it weird for you or is it totally common and I uh do you have any insight on this yeah I mean it's uh it's normally if you think about like normal circumstances maybe you think that the coaches is 50 or 60 and the players are 20 or 30 like that's the kind of the the idea but like for me um it was actually then like pretty and it was for sure okay and I I thought it like I cannot go there and detail that I know everything about about all or I know all the things about about everything like that it's more like uh I think that I get their respect also that I I listen to them and I I want to talk with them and and we can share ideas of course as a coach you always have to say the last word and that's how it is but that you also respect their knowledge and not just come there and now I know everything now it's kind of done so maybe that was the way and I think it was a good approach especially with the older guys so that's kind of the mutual respect uh I think I then was able to achieve that sounds good and uh after five years in Brigham reserveld uh how we first contacted you and did you had any information about the Hungarian League before uh I mean I had I mean I knew the league of course there's some players that I I know that played here and then I kind of know you know which teams are here Romanian teams and and and so on uh yeah the club contacted me I that was in a good time because anyway already actually start of the fifth year in in pregnancy while I was decided that okay now this will be the last year and it's time to challenge myself again and then and uh get something get get something new and new challenges so uh I was happy to have some some options but then this came up from the from the club and right from the start I was really uh really interested I I see this as a as a great uh great next Journey from myself also from for my family and all that but it's a profession on mind like for myself and and place that I I felt like that the people care about the things what they do here also a place that I felt that I can bring something in here we can actually do something here so uh yeah right from the start I it just felt really good and have you asked them other players or staff members um their opinion about the league or the team or did you know anybody who played in in uefest before uh no I I don't didn't know them really by by some Phoenix guys I I opened by name but not really as a close uh French or anything like that uh no I I it was more when I talked with the people in the club like then that was kinda enough for me so I I kind of get a feeling that I can trust them which is important for me and and that was was enough and for me and and then the deal was done and now we're here you came to Budapest in August I believe or end of July right yeah end of July I visited a couple times uh before that already to to see the players and talk with them and and see the club people so but yeah and what were your first impressions and uh did you have any word on on keeping the the players from the past season or was it already like sealed before you had a word or I mean first of all it's a it's a beautiful city that you have here that's that's for sure I also like that we best area where we live uh so like on that side the impression was was really good uh I was happy to be able to talk to the talk to the players I mean some of the players were already decided like they're gonna go or or or like that but I was also like we were that early that I still had a a lot to do on on which guys we want to keep and and which kind of players we gonna bring in so that was a good good thing also of course for me that I was able to influence the team uh that we will have mm-hmm okay and um we know the the air study hasn't started yet but we had four um uh preseason game and um you have some expression about the um the the league some some kind of uh expression um what differences would you mention compared to the Alps rig I mean um the the conditions or or just um training facilities or training facilities or how how quick is the game or anything like that uh yeah good question I mean probably on on December I can say way way more when I've seen uh more rings and and more teams I mean I watched them uh play on the video of course like uh check those those teams how they play and all that and I mean of course the one big difference if I compare to Austrian to absolutely against the tiers is way more Imports so in there you could if you have Imports over 22 years old you can only have four and and here the teams you can have way more so that's the one thing that of course bring quality uh also uh to the teams and and so that's a for sure one one clear thing uh uh the facilities I mean especially I like our ring I think it has everything that you you need to have uh also of course think about the junior Side Academy that uh you guys we have here is is pretty unique and a great place for uh for young players to to develop so so I haven't seen really yet the other rings on the on the Hungary side so that's that's for me hard to say uh but yeah for sure that the import import site is gonna be something uh like more Imports mm-hmm you will see some interesting rings in Hungary for sure those those rings are intense um speaking of the ring this year the the ring size has been reduced by some reason we don't really know why maybe it's some International standard did you notice any any thing of this or is it the same as in as in the in Austria or does it really matter because we from the stand only see some some minor changes that we see more of the Ring because it's a smaller but yeah does it does it mean you have to…

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Markus Juurikkala, az UTE új hokiedzője, vendég a Utehoki Podcastban. Beszél a játékos pályafutásáról, amely egy sérülés miatt rövidre szabott volt, és arról, hogyan fordult a coaching felé már fiatalon. Elmondja, hogy bár a korábbi játékosévek tapasztalata segítheti az edzői… Az epizód a Utehoki Podcast című magyar podcast egyik adása, megjelenés: 2023. 09. 27..

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