Three things I wanted to tell you today:

#1. Team Finland beat USA last night and won gold at the U18 World Championships.

So join me in congratulating my boys, goalie Jere Huhtamaa and forward Lenni Killinen, as well as the entire Finnish U18 National Team for bringing gold back home after last year's final defeat against the US.

That makes it two gold medals for Finland in the last three U18 tournaments. Not too shabby...

#2. I have been secretly working on a project for a while now and am happy to let you know:

I will be releasing a new Book titled "Strength Training for Ice Hockey" in the not-too-distant future.

(yes - a real, physical book... I'm sure you can guess what it will be about)

I was going to announce this a few weeks later but figured the timing was as good as it's ever gonna get today.

The book is still a few months away from being ready for publication, so don't ask me for an exact release date.

Because I can't give it yet.

Just know that it's in the works and you'll be notified once it's available.

#3. Now here comes the fun part for you...

To celebrate the Finnish U18 World Championship, anyone who buys the Premium version of my Next Level Hockey Training 2.0 within the next 72 hours will get the following perks for free:

* Physical copy of my Strength Training for Ice Hockey book (retail price will be around $20-30... I'll mail the book to you as soon as it launches free of charge and will even cover the shipping + handling)

* 30-minute Skype call with me where I will personally answer any training related questions you have on your mind (regular price: $99)

That's a total value of well over $100. 

The cutoff point for receiving these prized extras is Wednesday, May 2, 9 PM EST. 

After that?

The special bonuses are gone forever.

Here's where to get Next Level Hockey Training 2.0 - including the two rare bonuses - while you still can:

http://www.NextLevelHockeyTraining.com

Alright, that's enough for today.

I'm gonna go back to watching the U18 final highlights once again.

Peace out.

Yunus Barisik