The book "Diagnostics and assessment of the abilities of young hockey players" by A. In. Mudra is a unique study that immerses the reader in the world of young hockey, revealing important aspects of the diagnosis and evaluation of the sports abilities of young athletes. This work will be especially interesting to coaches, teachers, parents of young hockey players, as well as to anyone who seeks to understand how to properly develop talents in sports. In his book, Mudruk not only shares theoretical knowledge, but also offers practical recommendations based on many years of experience working with children and adolescents. He emphasizes that ability diagnostics is not just a set of tests, but a whole process that requires an individual approach to each young athlete. The author emphasizes that in hockey, as in any other sport, not only physical training is important, but also psychological aspects, such as motivation, self-confidence and the ability to work in a team. The book covers a wide range of topics, ranging from physical conditions to the psycho-emotional state of young hockey players. Mudruk shares assessment methods that will help coaches identify the strengths and weaknesses of their wards, as well as develop individual training programs. It also considers the importance of early diagnosis in order to maximize children's abilities without overloading them in the learning process. This book will be an indispensable tool for coaches working with children aged 6 to 16 years. Parents of young hockey players will also find here a lot of useful information that will help them better understand how to support their children in their sports endeavors. In addition, the book will be of interest to students of sports universities and anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge in the field of sports pedagogy and psychology. The author's style is characterized by accessibility and clarity of presentation, which makes it easy to assimilate even complex concepts. Mudruk uses many examples from practice, which makes the material lively and fascinating. His previous work was also noted by readers, and “Diagnostics and assessment of the abilities of young hockey players” will not be an exception. This work continues the tradition of high-quality literature in the field of sports and pedagogy, offering readers new ideas and approaches. The book raises important topics such as the need for an integrated approach to training, the importance of psychological training and the role of parents in the sports career of children. Mudruk emphasizes that success in hockey is not only talent, but also hard work, the right motivation and support from coaches and family. In the context of growing competition in the sports field, the ability to correctly assess and develop the abilities of young hockey players becomes especially relevant. If you are looking for information on how to help your child become a successful hockey player, or want to improve your skills as a coach, the book “Diagnostics and assessment of the abilities of young hockey players” will become your reliable assistant. It will not only expand your knowledge, but also inspire new achievements in the world of hockey.