The Summer Games are right around the corner. To get ready, athletes should continue training and register for an event(s). Inform the rest of the community about this event and encourage them to attend. Consider the other ways that you can be involved with the games. Don’t forget you Meijer Summer State Games of Michigan official merchandise!
Hockey tryouts start in just a couple of days for the Upper Peninsula. Athletes of different ages and divisions will be participating and trying their best. Families new to this lifestyle may be overwhelmed and unsure of what to expect at tryouts. Here are a few ways to impress the coaches and ensure athletes will be prepared.
The Meijer State Games of Michigan Summer Games features 40 sporting events and thousands of athletes. These events are open to athletes of all ages and abilities. Athletes aren’t the only ones that can get in on the action. There are multiple ways to be involved with the Meijer Summer State Games of Michigan this season.
Tryouts have already begun for the Meijer State Games of Michigan Summer Games in the upper peninsula in Marquette. Starting in May, there will be hockey tryouts almost every weekend in the Grand Rapids area. The Hockey Coordinator at Meijer State Games of Michigan, Will Healy, shares his tips on preparing for tryouts.
Athletic competitions have turned friends into enemies, family fun into family feuds, and teammates into challengers. The Meijer State Games of Michigan Summer Games wants athletes to compete to the best of their abilities, but they want them to stay happy and energized. Family members, teammates, coaches, and individuals must help players overcome this pressure.
Nobody said competitions had to be scary or extreme. They can be light-hearted, just for fun, or a checkmark on your bucket list. Athletes of all ages and abilities can find a sport perfect for their experience level, in the Meijer State Games of Michigan Summer Games. Intensity competition levels range from sanctioned tournaments to beginner divisions.
