The book "Organization and methods of conducting classes with young hockey players training at the place of residence" by M. In. Atabayeva is a unique work that will become an indispensable assistant for both coaches and parents seeking to develop in their children a love of hockey. In this book, the author shares his experience and knowledge gained over the years in the field of children's sports, offering readers not only theoretical foundations, but also practical recommendations for the organization of the training process. The focus of Atabayev is young hockey players who play sports in their district or city. This is especially true for those who want to develop sports skills without being able to attend professional sports schools. The author emphasizes the importance of creating a comfortable and motivating environment for training, which allows children not only to develop physical abilities, but also to form a team spirit and sports discipline. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from coaches and sports teachers to parents who want to support their children in hockey classes. It is suitable for both beginners and more experienced professionals who want to update their knowledge and approaches to training. It addresses key aspects, such as training planning, equipment selection, training and motivation methods, as well as the specifics of working with children of different ages and levels of training. One of the main topics raised in the book is the need for an individual approach to each child. Atabayev emphasizes that each young athlete is unique, and the coach should be able to find an approach to each of them, taking into account their physical and psychological characteristics. This makes the book especially valuable for coaches working in mass sports, where it is important not only to develop skills, but also to maintain interest in classes. Atabayev's style is distinguished by accessibility and clarity of presentation. He skillfully combines theory with practical examples, which allows readers to easily absorb the material and apply it in practice. The book is filled with useful tips, recommendations on the organization of training and methods of working with children, which makes it a real guide in the world of children's hockey. In addition, the book discusses topical issues such as safety in training, the psychology of young athletes and the role of parents in the sports process. Atabayev shares his observations about the importance of creating a positive atmosphere around young hockey players so that they can develop not only as athletes, but also as individuals. If you are looking for literature that will help you better understand how to organize classes with young hockey players, then “Organization and methodology of classes with young hockey players training at the place of residence” is exactly what you need. This book will be not only a practical guide, but also a source of inspiration for anyone who wants to contribute to the development of children's hockey. Thus, if you are interested in such topics as children's sports, hockey, coaching, training methods, as well as you are looking for tips on organizing training for children, Atabayev's book will become your reliable companion in this fascinating journey. Do not miss the opportunity to discover the world of young hockey with this wonderful book!