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Acceleration, Power Skating, Goal Scoring, Puck Control Program

Beginners, Average, Advanced, ages 11 - 15

 

RESIDENCE DATES: July 5 - August 20, 2010

At New "STATE OF THE ART" Sir Sandford Fleming College Residence

RESIDENCE FEATURES:

  • Each residence unit has 6 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with showers
  • Each residence unit has 1 senior staff per 6 players
  • Each residence unit has refrigerator and all furniture
  • On main floor of residence unit is laundry facilities, game room, and work-out gym
  • Outside the residence includes basketball court, tennis court, soccer field and baseball diamond
  • NEW! Swimming at the new Wellness Centre on campus


RESIDENCE INCLUDES:
(Sunday through to Friday afternoon)

  • Check-in Sunday 4:00 pm at Sir Sandford Fleming  College
  • Check-out Friday 6:00 pm at arena
  • 5 night stay over Sunday through Thursday
  • 5 dinners Sunday through Thursday
  • 5 breakfasts Monday through Friday
  • 5 lunches at arena Monday through Friday
  • Transportation between Residence and Evinrude Arena daily (5 minutes)
  • Camper will be sent checklist of things to bring in June mailer
  • Assistance in arranging airport shuttle

PROGRAM FEATURES:

July 26, 2010 - July 30, 2010
August 09, 2010 - August 13, 2010

30 Hours on-ice Monday to Friday

6 total hours on-ice daily

2 hours daily power skating on-ice

  • hockey aerobics
  • proper crossover development with CHE carousel
  • parachute resistance training
  • body awareness development with spring board
  • mirror board utilization to show proper stride and upper body movement
  • parachute resistance training

1 1⁄2 hours daily puck control

  • develop stick fakes
  • protecting the puck
  • develop quick stick handling by using lead pucks
  • develop skill of finding open ice
  • develop feet as part of puck control
  • learn curl and drag skill with stick
  • learn the power of peripheral vision
  • use CHE-patented stickmen for putting puck through triangle and between opponent’s legs
  • develop puck control while skating backwards and  while pivoting

1 1⁄2 hours daily goal scoring

  • develop stick speed while shooting
  • develop one-timer shot
  • develop off-balance shot
  • learn art of when to shoot, when to deke
  • develop all shots – wrist, backhand, snap, slap and deke
  • develop proper positioning for goal scoring
  • develop point shots and art of tip-ins
  • learn how to shoot on-the-fly

1 hour controlled scrimmage

  • 1 hour off-ice concentrating on target shooting daily
  • 1 hour plyometrics and CHE-patented Speed & Power Program
  • free official hockey camp jersey
  • free daily lunch
  • video analysis
  • daily lecture
  • group sizes are limited
  • 6 instructors on-ice

4 Components to off-ice training

  1. Running or Treadmill
  2. Plyometrics
  3. Weight Training
  4. Shooting Lead Pucks

Plyometrics and off-ice program will be mailed June 1.
Plyometrics are activities designed to develop power.
They include a variety of footwork drills and special exercises which enhance a hockey player’s ability to move quickly and explosively. Agility and balance are also improved.

July 26, 2010 - July 30, 2010
August 09, 2010 - August 13, 2010

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