On-Ice Training
The first session will be geared toward individual skills, such as power skating, edgework, agility, puck-handling and shooting. The second session will focus on more station work, as well as team skills, 1-on-1 and 2-on-2 drills and scrimmages. The third day will focus on putting together everything you've learned, plus games and scrimmages!
Off-Ice Activities
Besides the on-ice sessions, campers will enjoy:
Registration
Player Experience
Players must possess basic hockey skills like skating and stick handling. Camp instructors will give age-specific training, and focus on developing the skills of beginning-level players, while improving those of intermediate and advanced-level players.
Parent Involvement
For a good player/counselor/coach relationship to be formed, we are not allowing parents in the player locker room or bench area. We will have a number of coaches and counselors that will help players get dressed and keep them in their groups at all times.
Equipment
Full hockey equipment is required. All campers are required to bring their own equipment and off-ice workout gear (T-shirt, shorts and tennis shoes). No equipment of any kind will be provided to campers during camp. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Full required equipment includes:
Questions? Call Phil Pierce at 313.471.7482 or email Phil.Pierce@Hockeytown.com.