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Hockey School
Age approx 6-10yrs. Less than 2 Yrs Experience

Designed for beginners with less than 2 years hockey experience and those with limited skating ability and hockey skills. The programme teaches the basic fundamental skills and provides a solid foundation for players to build upon. Main focus on fundamental skills (skating, puck control, passing and shooting ) with special emphasis on fun and games.

Development Camp
Age approx 11-14yrs. With 2-5 Yrs Experience

Designed for players with approximately 2 – 5 years experience playing at club level and with basic fundamental skills. The programme will develop the basic skills using more challenging drills, stations, small area games and introduce individual and team tactics including puck protection, checking, angling, timing, fakes, deke’s, and offensive and defensive concepts.

Elite Camp
Age approx 14 + yrs. With 5+ Yrs Experience.

Designed specifically for players with 5 years + experience at a competitive level and well rounded fundamental skills. Training is of an advanced nature and higher tempo with individual skills being refined and more advanced skills being introduced. There is a greater emphasis on individual and team tactics such as offensive and defensive concepts and introduce advanced game situations such as transitions by using high tempo drills, small area, cross ice and full ice games. Players should preferably have conference and national team experience.

Goaltender Programme
Age 6-17yrs

Designed for goaltenders of all ages , levels of experience and ability (experience & age will determine the players programme the goaltender will work with in the afternoon ice session). Goaltenders will work more 1on1 with qualified goaltending instructors at goalie only practice each day before joining the appropriate camp for remainder of days training (either Hockey School, Development Camp or Elite Camp dependant on ability and experience of individual).