2014 Jets Hockey Development Camps (Spring, Summer and Fall)

Release WaiveR, assuMPtion of Risk and ideMnificationI/We hereby acknowledge and agree that in consideration of my/our child being permitted to participate in and attendance at Jets Hockey Development Programs or activities and having read the program brochure :1. Do hereby release the Company, its officers, directors, employees, independent contractors or agents all recourses, claims, causes of action of any kind whatsoever, in respect of all personal injuries including death or property losses which may be suffered as arising out of or connected with the preparation in and attendance at the Jets Hockey Development programs and activities, not withstanding that such injuries or losses may have been caused solely or partly by the negligence of the Company or any of its officers, directors, employees, independent contractors or agents.

2. And hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless Jets Hockey Development, its officers, directors, employees, independent contractors or agents from any or all claims, demands, causes of action of any kind whatsoever including those involving negligence that may be made or initiated by or on behalf of my child arising out of or connected with my child’s participation in and attendance at any of the Jets Hockey Development programs or activities.

Dated Signature of Parent/Guardian

I have read the complete brochure and application and agree to the terms as described therein. I certify that all the questions on the application have been answered correctly. I understand that no refunds will be made for any reason other than the refunds policy provided. This is also my consent, for my child to receive emergency medical assistance by a trained professional in case of accident. I hereby agree/give my consent for myself/child.

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2014

Experience of a Lifetime!

• all girls spring classic april 11 - 13

• aaa spring training april 14 - May 21

• nHl Hockey (3 X 3, 4 X 4, 5 X 5 ) June 2 - 26

• JUnior a prep caMp august 5 - 21

• FeMale aaa prep caMp august 5 - 11

• initiation caMp august 4 - 8

• coMpetitiVe caMp august 4 - 8

• HigH perForMance caMp august 11 - 15

• all girls caMp august 18 - 22

• aaa caMp august 23 - 28

• preseason DeVelopMent caMp september 2 - 18

• in-season DeVlopMent november to February

• teaM & specialty clinics year round availability

all girls spring classic tournament

The 10th Annual All Girls Spring Classic Tournament will offer a weekend of fun competition and camaraderie as girls showcase their skills.divisions: Peewee Open (2002, 2001 YOB) Peewee Elite (2002, 2001 YOB) Atom Open (2004, 2003 YOB) Novice Open (2006, 2005 YOB)Guaranteed: 4 games (3x15 minute periods) Skills Competition for all participants Player awards for all participantsFull tournament details and registration forms are posted on www.mtsiceplex.ca

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in-season development aaa spring training

The In-Season Development is designed to complement a player’s hockey season by offering a positive learning environment to increase skill development while the player is in regular season play with their peers.This is dedicated programming that takes advantage of limited down-time, high tempo drills and innovative drill design. all goaltenders will receive dedicated goaltender instruction. There are multiple levels of programming available within the In-Season Development as we offer programming to meet the needs of all young, developing players.Think of this as an “accelerated” academic class; the opportunity to develop to go to the next level...... for the opportunity of a hockey Experience of a Lifetime!Programming units• Skating Skills • Puck Control • Individual Tactics • Checking Skills • Over-speed Training • Team Play Tactics • Competition Drillssessions 1 to 2 hours per week, rotating Monday through Thursday, rotating mornings (6:50 am - 7:50 am) and after school (4:30 pm - 6:00 pm)eligibility 2006 - 2001 YOB* Players and Goaltenders (2 or 3 groups will be formed, based on age, skill, size at discretion of Director.)development Hours 20 hours on ice instruction * $460.00 + $23.00 gst ** Program hours & fees may change (updated information available in fall of 2014).

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general information

summer camp check in Registration/check-in will take place each Monday morning. All players must be checked in by a parent or guardian prior to commencing their hockey programming. Check-in times will be included on each player’s final program confirmation letter. Multi-sports camp - “sport for the fun of it” Every program includes a player specific off ice Multi-Sports Camp that is designed to complement our on ice program and focus on the development of hockey specific flexibility, agility, balance, co-ordination, cardio-vascular fitness, plyometric power accomplished through unique training principles and a wide range of Multi-Sports activities.

family orientation All parents and guardians are invited to attend a pre-camp information session. Note: all fees must be paid and waiver completed prior to a player commencing programming.

all summer programs include• Multi-Sports Camp Instruction • Showdown Competition • Individual and Team Video Analysis • Low Player-Instructor Ratio • Daily Hot Lunch • Official Camp Jersey • Super Series Games

Jets Gear Pro shop The Jets Gear Authentic Pro Shop offers on site skate sharpening, sticks, shafts, blades and equipment repair services. Skate sharpening services will be co-ordinated with the summer hockey camp schedules.

Medical insurance Each player must have their own health and accident insurance policy. ONLY prescription medications are allowed at the camp. All prescription medications will be held for safekeeping and administration monitored by the camp director. NO over the counter medications are allowed. Prescription medication must not be kept with the players for the safety of all program participants.

What to Bring All participants must bring their own hockey equipment (including neckguards, face masks, mouth guards) off-ice training wear (sweatsuit, t-shirt, shorts, sport shoes, towel).It is strongly suggested that players refrain from bringing personal electronic equipment. Cell phones and cameras are not allowed in the dressing rooms. Cell phones may not be used during scheduled camp hours.

cancellation and Refund Policy Registrations will be refundable 60 days prior to the commencement of the program / camp; there will be no refunds following the cut-off date. All requests for refunds must be accompanied by a written request and are subject to a 20% administrative service charge based on the total registration fee. In the event of an accident or injury prior to or during the session, one half of the unused fees will be returned if the request is accompanied by a Doctor’s statement verifying the nature of the injury, or the layer may receive a credit for the entire amount of the unused fees to apply to a future session within one year. No money will be refunded if the credit is not used. No refunds will be given if a player leaves because of their own desire or fails to attend. In the unlikely event that any of the programs are cancelled due to uncontrollable circumstances, Jets Hockey Development will refund in full all deposits and balances paid.

Program Re-classification will be available to players based on:1. Level of skill development 2. Level of tactical understanding3. Degree of physical development 4. Social and Mental maturity5. Playing experience 6. Overall development goals

final aGe advancinG decisions Will Be Made BY PRoGRaM diRectoR

How to Register Registrations are accepted on a first registered basis, a 50% deposit or payment in full is required to confirm registration. Payment by cheque, money order or VISA or Mastercard. Online registration is available at www.mtsiceplex.ca or registration may be done by mail, fax, email or phone. Please choose your desired program, complete the registration form found in the enclosed brochure and mail together with appropriate payment or balance in full to:

Jets Hockey developmentMTS Iceplex3969 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg MB R3K 1W4Phone: (204) [email protected] www.mtsiceplex.ca

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medical and general information form

PARENT(S) NAME:

PLAYER’S MEDICAL INSURANCE NUMBER:

DOES YOUR CHILD SHOW FOOD OR DRUG ALLERGIES?

IF YES, WHAT?:

HISTORY OF SERIOUS ILLNESS, INJURY OR SURGERY?

PLEASE LIST ANY HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS AS TO HIS/HER HEALTH OR TREATMENT YOU WISH TO HAVE ON FILE:

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Send Completed regiStration and depoSit / payment to:Jets Hockey Development

Phone: (204) 926-5866 OR Fax: (204) 926-58853969 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3K 1W4

[email protected] • www.mtsiceplex.ca

phone: (204) 926-5866Fax: (204) 926-58853969 portage avenue

Winnipeg, MB r3k [email protected] • www.mtsiceplex.ca

april 14 - May 21 april 11 - 12 - 13

in-season aa/aaa development

team & specialty clinics

individual, small Group and team teaching The purpose of the clinics is to offer personalized development opportunities to aspiring players. Individual and small group sessions will be held on the small ice training rink to create a unique teaching environment for optimal learning and implementation.Specialty Clinics are tailored to the needs of the participant(s) or team. Jets Hockey Development will work closely with the family or coach to determine the teaching focus of each session.team & specialty clinic options include (but not limited to): • Skating • Stride Correction • Puck Control • Shooting (example: forehand, backhand, wrist, slapshot) • Scoring • Puck Protection • Body Checking & Contact Confidence Concepts • Body Contact - Body Blocks • Board Work - chips, receiving, passing • Defensive Positioning • Defensive Specific Skills & Individual Tactics • Team Play Tactics & Systems • Attack, Support & Recover Principles • Outlet Passes • Face-offs • Transitions • Learn to SkateContact us at (204) 926-5866 for complete information or to book Specialty Clinics. Pricing is dependent on type of session booked (ie individual, group or Team or Specialty Clinic).

formerly northwestern Hockey academydates: november 2014 - february 2015

formerly aa/aaa academydates: november 2014 - february 2015

larry Bumstead - director

Larry’s ultimate goal is to give each player the opportunity to fully develop to go to the next level and to enjoy the sport of hockey

and the journey along the way. Larry is a certified Hockey Canada coach (High Performance) with over 26 years of hockey develop-ment and coaching experience at many levels within minor hockey, including the University of Manitoba Bison Men and currently the St. Mary’s Flames Prep Female. In 2010, Larry was pleased to join with the MTS Iceplex and offer the Northwestern Hockey Sports Camp programs at the beautiful facility. Moving forward, Larry will con-tinue to provide exceptional development opportunities and direction under the Jets Hockey Development banner. Same great programs! Same head coach! Brand new name!Larry founded Northwestern Hockey Sports Camp in 1988 and as the Director, Larry expanded programming to include develop-ment opportunities for all playing levels. The Northwestern family of programs included spring training, summer day camps, specialty camps for Junior and AAA players, comprehensive and dedicated female programs, school-based Learn to Skate and Learn to Play programs and in-season winter training academies. Additionally, Larry created the Boys of the North Prospects Camp for many elite players from throughout North America to attend the camp and showcase their talents for numerous Canadian and American Junior A teams. As a result each spring, Larry has assembled and coached the Boys of the North and the Girls of the North teams to further their development through a structured program of on ice skills and off-ice conditioning that culminates in elite hockey tournaments. As a direct result of his mentorship and programs, Larry has proudly watched many of his young players go on to realize their own hockey goals at the highest levels. Larry’s greatest coaching pleasures are to see his players realize their successes and dreams. Whether it is the initiation player mastering a two-foot stop, a peewee player perfecting their shooting accuracy or a player hearing their name on the draft list, Larry shares in the excitement of these successes for all players. Larry’s passion for coaching drives him to provide positive and innovative support to players of all ages as he mentors players and teams and families.Larry continues to remember and respect his roots and regularly returns to Northwestern Ontario. Larry has a great love for the out-doors and is an avid fisherman. He shares this passion with his fam-ily and many guests of Northwestern Hockey Sports Camp in Ignace, ON since 1988 - “the Experience of a Lifetime”. During Winnipeg winters, when he is not coaching or running a camp, Larry and wife Kathy spend their time as many Winnipeg hockey parents do - by transporting to and supporting and cheering their three children at various rinks around the city.

to enter a team: • go to www.mtsiceplex.ca for tournament forms • submit completed forms and payment to [email protected] • team entries will be confirmed by emailDon’t have a team? Want to compete in the Spring Classic? • Spring Classic organizers will, where possible, assist a player or group of players, to form a team for the tournament. • go to www.mtsiceplex.ca for Individual Player form • submit completed form to [email protected]

The AA/AAA Program offers weekly individual skill development to High Performance players and goaltenders. As players progress to higher levels of competition, team practices shift focus to more tactical development and team systems. At all levels of play, building and maintaining individual skiils is essential to raise a player’s competitive ability. The AA/AAA Program offers this opportunity.sessions 1 hour per week, rotating Monday through Thursday mornings only (6:50 am - 7:50 am) to limit conflict with AA + AAA schedules.eligibility 2002 - 2001 YOB AA* Skaters & Goaltenders 2000 - 1998 YOB AA or AAA* Skaters & Goaltenders * Placement at discretion of Directordevelopment Hours 12 hours on ice instruction * $280.00 + $14.00 gst ** Program hours & fees may change (updated information available in fall of 2014).note: Ages and skill categories for 2014-15 are subject to change. Please refer to website www.mtsiceplex.ca for updates.

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right Start Skating ( ) 2011 YOB & older Aug 4-8 $95 + Gst right Start Skills Camp( ) 2009-2006 YOB Aug 4-8 $435 + Gstall girls Camp( ) 2006-2005 YOB Aug 18-22 $435 + Gst

Under 8 camp ( ) 2009-2007 YOB Sept 10-18 $175 + Gst


14 & Under camp ( ) 2003-2000 YOB Sept 2-9 $235 + Gst

HigH perForMance pHase**REP, AA, AAA, HS, JUNIOR

17 & under camp ( ) 1999-1996 YOB Sept 2-9 $235 + Gst

Competitive i Camp( ) 2005-2002 YOB Aug 4-8 $535 + Gst Competitive ii Camp( ) 2001-2000 YOB Aug 4-8 $535 + Gstall girls Camp( ) 2004-2002 YOB( ) 2002-2000 YOB Aug 18-22 $535 + Gst

fall preseason development camps

summer camps please check appropriate camp(s)

Junior a prep( ) Aug 5-12 $275 + Gst( ) Aug 5-21 $550 + Gst Female aaa prep( ) Aug 5-11 $235 + GstHigh performance CampAug 11-15 ( ) 2002 YOB( ) 2001 YOB( ) 2000-1999 YOB $535 + Gst

all girls CampAug 18-22 ( ) 2000-1997 YOB $535 + Gstaaa Camp( ) Aug 23-28 $235 + GstFocus Fitness option( ) JR A Prep Aug 5-12 $105 + Gst( ) JR A Prep Aug 5-21 $210 + Gst( ) Female AAA Aug 5-11 $90.00 + Gst

spring camps please check appropriate camp(s)

aaa Spring training ( ) AAA Male ( ) AAA Prep/Female Apr 14 - May 21 $495 + Gst

nHl Hockey tHC option2007 - 2005 YOB ( ) June 2-26 $180 + Gst

nHl Hockey2007 - 2005 YOB( ) June 2-26 $300 + Gst

nHl Hockey2005-2001 YOB( ) June 2-26 $300 + Gst

nHl Hockey tHC option2005-2001 YOB ( ) June 2 - 26 $180 + Gst

A High Performance program designed to build the continuum of development for current AAA or Prep male and female players. The 2014 program has been enhanced to offer two distinct player training components: Power Skating & Edge Control and Skills & Tactical Development. Goaltenders will receive 2 to 1 instruc-tion on the big ice. Participants will maintain a development focus and will be challenged to enhance their power on ice, physically and tactically. Positive imple-mentation of skills in game-like situations during each session will enforce learning and progress development.

i) Power skating & edge control 10.5 hours directed by Jeff sveinsonMany highly skilled players get to the pro-level but still need to improve their skating. De-veloping good skating mechanics and strong edge control is a fundamental step in any player’s development. Often this is overlooked because strong athletes have the natural abil-ity for skating; however, we recognize that strong skating skills are crucial to develop an elite hockey player. Skating mechanics and edge control require repetitive training. The AAA Spring Training program will offer the instruction and drills to raise a player’s skating skills and master a higher level of skating mechanics and edge control.• Proven on-ice exercises for skating mechanics• Assessment of player’s weaknesses in skating technique• Dedicated drills to address weaknesses• Proven, repetitive drills to develop stronger edge control

ii) skills & tactical development 10.5 hoursdirected by larry Bumstead Sessions are designed with the purpose to enhance a player’s power on the ice, physically and tactically with an up-tempo progression of advanced skills and tacti-cal development to increase a players’ tactical understanding.• Over-speed skill training• Assertive 1 – 1 puck skills• Individual tactics, defensive & offensive• Integrated Team Play tactics• European Flow Drills• Attack, Support, Recover principles• Contact confidence• Introductory combination team tactics• Age appropriate Read & React skills• Individual & Team Play tactics

GoaltendeR develoPMent – aaa spring training Goaltender Development will be under the direction of the MTS Ice Lab staff. A High Performance Goaltender training program designed to maxi-mize a goaltender’s skill, technique and tactical understand-ing with an emphasis on developing speed and explosiveness. • Objective to minimize footwork with efficient movement• Save options, post save responses with tracking and recovery• Depth control, angels and shooter tendencies• Enhance ice awareness• Tactical emphasis, positional play (angles and depths) in game-like situations

sessions:• 2 – 3 per week, Monday through Thursday evenings• 14 sessions, 90 minutes each (60 minutes technical & 30 minutes game-like situations) There will be 3 separate programming groups: 2 male and 1 female; group sizes will be limited 16 skaters and 2 goaltenders per groupMale eligibility: 1999 – 1998 – 1997 YOB AAA players and goaltenders; two separate program groupsfemale eligibility: 1999 – 1998 – 1997 – 1996 AAA or Prep players and goaltenders21 hours april 14 – May 21 $495.00 & $24.75 gst

larry Bumstead Head instructor northwestern Hockey sports camp- 1988 to present Jets Hockey development- beginning 2014

Since 1988

Beginning 2014

Jets Hockey Development Phone: 204 926-5866 Fax: 204 926-5885 3969 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg MB R3K 1W4 [email protected] www.mtsiceplex.ca

Since 1988 Beginning 2014

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Building on 26 years of hockey development promi-nence, Northwestern Hockey Sports Camp is pleased to continue offering positive hockey development op-portunities to players of all ages and skills levels un-der the newly released Jets Hockey development banner. All hockey development and instructional programs at the MTS Iceplex, under the umbrella of True North parent company of the Winnipeg Jets, will be under the new label of Jets Hockey Development. Jets Hockey development will continue the tradi-tion of Northwestern Hockey Sports Camp under the leadership of larry Bumstead. Larry will continue to direct the Jets Hockey Development programs and provide a need sensitive approach to player and team development that strives to meet the needs of young developing and older aspiring players: ages three to young adult, boys and girls, learn to skate to college. Jets Hockey Development, in accordance with North-western Hockey Sports Camp philosophy, supports the Hockey Canada player development model by of-fering a progression of development throughout the year to complement team play and build on individual and team performance.Progression of development• INITIATION PHASE• COMPETITIVE PHASE• HIGH PERFORMANCE PHASE• AAA• JUNIOR• PREP / SPORTS SCHOOLJets Hockey Development invites players and fami-lies to check out the camps and programs for 2014; we are confident that there is a program to suit your player’s unique needs. We welcome you to the join us for an “Experience of a Lifetime!”

Jets Hockey Development Phone: 204 926-5866 Fax: 204 926-5885

3969 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg MB R3K 1W4 [email protected] www.mtsiceplex.ca

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initiation & competitive phase camps high performance phase camp

The initiation pHase ensures that all entry level players have an opportunity to first develop a foundation of PHYSICAL SKILLS with a strong emphasis in skating, puck control, passing and receiving, shooting, contact confidence, introductory checking skills, entry level individual and team play tactic principles.

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The HiGH PeRfoRMance PHase is for accomplished young players who are looking for a more challenging hockey development opportunity and aspire to play at an ELITE LEVEL. This program takes HIGH PERFORMANCE PLAYERS out of their present COMFORT ZONE by placing them with likeminded and skilled players and challenging them with an EXPLOSIVE OVERSPEED SKILL TRAINING component, International & Team Play tactics and a spirited game component so players may realize an Experience of a Lifetime!

learn to skate - right start skating program 2011 & older august 4 - 8A fun filled on ice program that allows players to develop confidence and entry level skating skills in a fun low structured program. 5 X 60 minutes on ice $95.00 + $4.75 gst

rigHt start Hockey skills caMp 2009 - 2006 YoB august 4 - 8A right start hockey skills camp that will focus on the development of fundamental skating, puck control, shooting, checking, contact confidence and an abundance of high energy games. 2 X 75 minutes on ice daily1 X 75 minutes Multi-Sports Camp daily2 X 30 minutes video energizer daily2 X 60 minutes games weekly $435.00 & $21.75 gst

goaltenDer caMp - right start Hockey skills 2009 - 2006 YoB august 4 - 8Focus is on Angles, Balance and Control (ABC). The primary objective is to improve goalie skating techniques with the common goal of maximizing net space. 2 X 75 minutes on ice daily 1 X 75 minutes Multi-Sports Camp daily 2 X 30 minutes video energizer daily 2 X 60 minutes games weekly $435.00 + $21.75 gst

HigH perForMance pHase caMp 2002 YoB august 11 - 15An ADVANCED program designed to meet the high level needs of young accomplished players with emphasis on overspeed skill training, assertive contact confidence, physical checking skills and individual and team play tactics.2 X 90 minutes on ice daily 2 X 60 minutes Multi-Sports Camp daily 2 X 30 minutes video energizer daily 2 X 60 minutes games weekly $535.00 & $26.75 gst

HigH perForMance pHase caMp 2001 YoB august 11 - 15A HIGH TEMPO overspeed skill training program that focuses on aggressive attack support and recovery checking skills together with International individual and team play tactic principles. 2 X 90 minutes on ice daily 2 X 60 minutes Multi-Sports Camp daily 2 X 30 minutes video energizer daily 2 X 60 minutes games weekly $535.00 & $26.75 gst

HigH perForMance pHase caMp 2000 - 1999 YoB august 11 - 15A PREMIER program that has been specifically designed to empower HIGH PERFORMANCE players with the necessary principles and skills to move their game to the next level. Focus on aggressive attack support, systems, defensive and offensive dominance and International individual and team play tactics for the elite player and team. 2 X 90 minutes on ice daily 2 X 60 minutes Multi-Sports Camp daily 2 X 30 minutes video energizer daily 2 X 60 minutes games weekly $535.00 & $26.75 gst

goaltenDer caMp - HigH perForMance pHase 2002 YoB august 11 - 152001 YoB 2000 - 1999 YoB Reinforces the essentials of shot preparation, post save responses and save selections while introducing new complex techniques. Emphasis on developing speed and explosiveness while increasing understanding of the tactical aspects of goaltending. Tactics include depth control, angles and shooter tendencies. The goal is to enhance ice awareness and improve goalie reads. 2 X 90 minutes on ice daily 2 X 60 minutes Multi-Sports Camp daily 2 X 30 minutes video energizer daily 2 X 60 minutes games weekly $535.00 & $26.75 gst

all girls camp aaa camp pre-season development camp

Since 2002, the All Girl’s Camp has provided a venue for female players to build their skills and confidence in a DEDICATED program, the ALL GIRLS CAMP effectively meets the diverse needs of all ages and skill levels to encourage girls to push to the next level, fulfill their lifetime hockey goals and enjoy an ``Experience of a Lifetime``.

A dedicated development program to get players & goaltenders ready for their team evaluations and prepared both physically and mentally for their season. Placement of players is based on player age and playing level.

The aaa camp is designed to prepare all AAA players and goaltenders for their AAA Evaluations. Through an intensive 12 hour program, players will head to evaluations prepared to compete. This camp is similar in structure and format to the Junior A Prep Camp but delivered at a skill and age specific manner. Male eligibility criteria: 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 YoB - Players and goaltenders who played Bantam or Midget AAA, AA Hockey or High School Hockey in the 2013-14 minor hockey season. 2001 YoB - Players and goaltenders may register if they played AA in the 2013-14 season.

All registrations MUST be approved by the program Director.

There are four separate male programming groups based on playing level and age; Midget female will be a separate group.

* Sessions: 8 x 90 minutes on ice, schedule will be one to two sessions daily based on programming group.

aaa camp - Players & Goaltenders 12 hours on-ice2001 - 1996 YoB Male august 23 - 28 $235.00 & $11.75 gst


goaltenDer caMp - rigHt start Hockey skills 2006 - 2005 YoB august 18 - 22Follow Initiation Phase Goaltender format. $435.00 + $21.75 gst coMpetitiVe i pHase caMp2004 - 2002 YoB Girls august 18 - 22A progressive programming format that emphasizes power skating, quick stick, passing, scoring, introductory contact confidence and awareness, and entry level individual and team play tactics 2 X 90 minutes on ice daily 2 X 60 minutes Multi-Sports Camp daily 2 X 30 minutes video energizer daily 2 X 60 minutes games weekly $535.00 & $26.75 gst

coMpetitiVe ii pHase caMp2002 - 2000 YoB Girls august 18 - 22A progressive programming format that emphasizes power skating, quick stick, passing, scoring, introductory contact confidence and awareness, and entry level individual and team play tactics 2 X 90 minutes on ice daily 2 X 60 minutes Multi-Sports Camp daily 2 X 30 minutes video energizer daily 2 X 60 minutes games weekly $535.00 + $25.75 gst

goaltenDer caMp - coMPetitive PHase2004 - 2002 YoB Girls august 18 - 222002 - 2000 YoB GirlsTouches on basic stance & position. Focus is on improving goalie movements and shot preparation. Includes save selections, post save responses and recovery. The objective is timing shots with effective puck tracking techniques.2 X 90 minutes on ice daily 2 X 60 minutes Multi-Sports Camp daily 2 X 30 minutes video energizer daily 2 X 60 minutes games weekly $535.00 & $26.75 gst

HigH perForMance pHase caMp2000 - 1997 YoB Girls august 18 - 22An accelarated program designed for AA, High School or Rep. Players. Overspeed skill training emphasizing skill execution at a higher speed, and improving contact confidence and tactical understanding through advanced team play tactics that allow players to accelerate their game to the next level. 2 X 90 minutes on ice daily 2 X 60 minutes Multi-Sports Camp daily 2 X 30 minutes video energizer daily 2 X 60 minutes games weekly $535.00 & $26.75 gst

goaltenDer caMp - HiGH PeRfoRMance PHase 2000 - 1997 YoB Girls august 18 - 22Reinforces the essentials of shot preparation, post save responses and save selections while introducing new complex techniques. Emphasis on developing speed and explosiveness while increasing understanding of the tactical aspects of goaltending. Tactics include depth control, angles and shooter tendencies. The goal is to enhance ice awareness and improve goalie reads. 2 X 90 minutes on ice daily 2 X 60 minutes Multi-Sports Camp daily 2 X 30 minutes video energizer daily 2 X 60 minutes games weekly $535.00 & $26.75 gst

undeR 8 caMP 9 HouRs on ice sePteMBeR 10 - 182009, 2008 & 2007 YoB $175.00 + $8.75 gst

PlaYeRs GoaltendeRsFundamental skating skills Basic stance and positionContact Confidence & awareness ABC’s - angles, balance and controlPuck control, Passing & Shooting Emphasis on glove placement & stick controlIntroductory Individual & Team Tactics T-pushes, shuffles and loadsAgility, Balance & Co-ordination Goal to maximize goal space

undeR 11 caMP 12 HouRs on ice sePteMBeR 10 - 18 2006, 2005 & 2004 YoB $235.00 & $11.75 gst

PlaYeRs GoaltendeRsPower skating dynamics Efficient goalie movement, position and stanceQuick stick, Passing & Scoring Shot preparation and puck handlingContact Confidence, Physical Checking Technique save selectionsIndividual & Team Play tactics Post save responses and recoveryOver-speed Skill Training Build strong technique with strong balance

14 & undeR caMP 12 HouRs on ice sePteMBeR 2 - 9 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000 YoB $235.00 & $11.75 gst

PlaYeRs GoaltendeRsOver-speed Skill Training Shot preparation and puck handlingAerobic/Anaerobic Tolerance Technique save selections and approriate termsAttack, Support, Recovery Recovery with appropriate leg & transition toPhysical Checking Skills & Tactics subsequent saves, second shot preparationAdvanced Individual & Team Play Tactics Tactical thinking skills

undeR 17 caMP 12 HouRs on ice sePteMBeR 2 - 9 1999, 1998, 1997 YoB $235.00 & $11.75 gst

PlaYeRs GoaltendeRsAggressive Attack, Support, Recovery Develop speed and explosiveness with strongAssertive Checking Skills techniqueStrong emphasis on 1-1 Puck Skills Depth control, angles and shooter tendenciesAdvanced Individual & Team Play Tactics Focus on ice awareness & improving anticipationEssential Team Play Tactics Advanced tactical thinking skills

PRe-season develoPMent caMP scHedules: Players placed in groups based on age and playing level.

Players will receive one session each evening during the week and two sessions per day on weekends.

Schedule is rotating to reduce potential conflicts with other fall extra-curricular activities.

Groupings and schedules confirmed in August once final placements are made.

august 4 - 8

coMpetitiVe one pHase caMp 2005 - 2004 YoB august 4 - 82003 - 2002 YoB august 4 - 8An ongoing progressive programming format that emphasizes edge control and skating, quick stick, passing, scoring, introductory checking skills and entry level individual and team play tactics.2 X 90 minutes on ice daily 2 X 60 minutes Multi-Sports Camp daily 2 X 30 minutes video energizer daily 2 X 60 minutes games weekly $535.00 & $26.75 gst

coMpetitiVe tWo pHase caMp 2001 - 2000 YoB august 4 - 8An overspeed skill training program emphasizing skill execution at a higher speed level, and concern for improving contact confidence, checking skills and tactical understanding. 2 X 90 minutes on ice daily 2 X 60 minutes Multi-Sports Camp daily 2 X 30 minutes video energizer daily 2 X 60 minutes games weekly $535.00 & $26.75 gst

goaltenDer caMp - competitive phase2005 - 2002 YoB august 4 - 82001 - 2000 YoBTouches on basic stance & position. Focus is on improving goalie movements and shot preparation. Includes save selections, post save responses and recovery. The objective is timing shots with effective puck tracking techniques. 2 X 90 minutes on ice daily 2 X 60 minutes Multi-Sports Camp daily 2 X 30 minutes video energizer daily 2 X 60 minutes games weekly $535.00 & $26.75 gst

The coMPetitive PHase transitions players with progressive entry level individual and team play principles with an abundance of FUN on ice activities.

august 11 - 15 august 18 - 22 august 23 - 28 september 2 - 18

preparatory pHase 6 hours on-icePurpose:Move players out of their comfort zone. Encourage execution of skills at high-tempo.Develop a higher lactic acid tolerance threshold to improve hockey specific fitness level.

Highlights:Overspeed skill training, Anaerobic tolerance, Body checking. Assertive 1-1 puck skills, International individual tactics, Aerobic interval

tactical pHase 6 hours on-icePurpose:To utilize a player`s skill, speed and fitness levels and focus on executing International Team Play tactics and systems introduced and reinforced in competitive scrimmage components.

Highlights:Integrated Team Play Tactics, European Flow Drills, International Team Play Systems, Aerobic / Anaerobic Splits, Attack, Support, Recover Principles.

GoaltendeR PRePaRatoRY PHase: 6 hours on-iceEmphasis is on developing speed and explosiveness while increasing understanding of the aspects of goaltending. Tactics will include depth control, angles and shooter tendencies.

GoaltendeR tactical PHase: 6 hours on-iceThe objective is to minimize footwork with efficient movement. The tactics include glove and stick placement in key situations. Additional skill components include save options, post save responses with tracking and recovery.

aaa prep caMp - oFF-ice conDitioning Players have the option to add an off-ice conditioning component to their AAA try-out preparations. Focus Fitness (at the MTS Iceplex) will run conditioning sessions in their gym facility to complement preparations. Execution of a goal specific fitness routine prior to tryouts can prove beneficial to moving a player to the next level. Training sessions will be scheduled between on ice sessions; adequate rest and recovery time will be allotted in the schedule. All sessions are 60 minutes with a dedicated trainer.

focus fitness training: (optional) 6 x 60 Mins aug 23 - 28 $90.00 & $4.50 gstdirected by

Brent Zelenewich, Ice Lab

and Ice Lab staff.

directed by Brent Zelenewich,

Ice Lab and Ice Lab staff.



directed by Brent Zelenewich, Ice Lab and Ice Lab staff.

Goaltender programming directed by Brent Zelenewich, Ice Lab and Ice Lab staff.



Goaltender programming directed by Brent Zelenewich, Ice Lab and Ice Lab staff.Daily Hot lunch included!

Daily Hot lunch included!


nhl hockey

Does your player want to continue competing in the summer season? Are you concerned that they will burn out or not benefit developmentally from an off-season league? Take a look at the NHL Hockey program! This is designed to give players the benefit of summer development or training and the fun of competitive games that keeps young developing players keen and energized on the ice.

eligibility criteria: House league players – defense, forwards and goaltenders – 2001 through 2007 YOB. Separate program groups will be made based on age and skill level. Players and goaltenders may register individually or with friends.

Program development Highlights: each session will have 45 minutes of skill development.

Players: Skating & edge control Puck Control Shot preparation & puck handlingShooting and shoot to score Contact Confidence & Body Checking Individual Tactics

Goaltenders:Efficient movementSave selectionPost Save response & recoveryTactical thinking skills

Game component: each session will have 30 minutes of implementa-tion in an organized game. Game style is designed to increase thinking and facilitate immediate implementation of skill to increase understand-ing and development.

nHl style hockey game – rotates through full strength and varying short handed situations (ie: 4X4, 3X3, 4X5), all games will have a coach on each bench (for immediate Check & Correct ) and two on-ice officials.

Teams will be made from the programming groups and will remain for the duration of the program, standings will be kept.

Sessions will be Monday through Thursday, each group will receive 3 sessions per week, all sessions will be prime time evenings. All par-ticipants receive a game jersey. Schedule will be released by May 15th once groups are confirmed.12 sessions X 75 minutes $300.00 & $15.00 gst

June 2 - 26

Players have the option to add an off-ice hockey skill development com-ponent at Total Hockey Centre to complement their on-ice NHL Hockey program. THC (Total Hockey Centre) is a state-of-the-art training facility that provides players a venue to develop and improve skills and gain confidence with their skating quickness, stick handling, puck control, passing, shooting and hockey vision. Players will benefit from the oppor-tunity to work on their agility, balance, and hand-eye coordination skills. Our professional training staff will work with each player to sharpen skills and build confidence, we will challenge them to excel!tHc stations include:Speed Ramp Stick handling AreaSlide boards Shooting BaysMulti-Purpose Station

Total Hockey Centre sessions will be scheduled according to the players’ NHL Hockey schedule. All players will receive 12 sessions (60 minutes each).

Total Hockey Centre Development : (optional)Sessions are 60 minutes and with dedicated THC Staff12 X 60 minutes June 2 - 26 $180.00 & $9.00 gst

off-ice hockey skill development

June 2 - 26

nhl hockey registration options

ON ICE only: 12 sessions X 75 minutes (skill development & games) June 2 - 26 $300.00 & $15.00 gstON ICE (as above) ANDOFF-ICE: 12 sessions X 60 minutes (at Total Hockey Centre) June 2 - 26 $480.00 & $24.00 gst

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This elite program allows High Performance AAA Elite players an opportunity to train together in a progressive program Elite Hockey Development that highly conditions and prepares players for their training camps to give them the jump on success.

eliGiBilitY cRiteRia: All players and goaltenders who have been drafted or listed by a WHL or OHL team. Entry into the Junior A Prep Camp MUST be approved by the program Director. Weekday sessions are evenings, weekends are days and evenings.

preparatory pHase 14 hours on-ice august 5 - 12 $275.00 & $13.75 gstPurpose:Move players out of their comfort zone. Encourage execution of skills at high-tempo.Develop a higher lactic acid tolerance threshold to improve hockey specific fitness level.Highlights:Overspeed skill training, Anaerobic tolerance, Body checking. Assertive 1-1 puck skills, International individual tactics, Aerobic interval

tactical pHase 14 hours on-ice august 13 - 21Purpose:To utilize a player`s skill, speed and fitness levels and focus on executing International Team Play tactics and systems introduced and reinforced in competitive scrimmage components. Highlights:Integrated Team Play Tactics, European Flow Drills, International Team Play Systems, Aerobic / Anaerobic Splits, Attack, Support, Recover Principles

preparatory pHase & tactical pHase 28 hours on-ice august 5 - 21 $550.00 & $27.50 gst (NOTE: player may register for Preparatory only, but may not register for Tactical

only)

Goaltender programming directed by Brent Zelenewich, Ice Lab and Ice Lab Staff

goaltenDer preparatory pHase 14 hours on-ice august 5 - 12 $275.00 & $13.75 gstEmphasis is on developing speed and explosiveness while increasing understanding of the aspects of goaltending. Tactics will include depth control, angles and shooter tendencies.

GoaltendeR tactical pHase 14 hours on-ice august 13 - 21The objective is to minimize footwork with efficient movement. The tactics include glove and stick placement in key situations. Additional skill components include save options, post save responses with tracking and recovery.preparatory pHase & tactical pHase 28 hours on-ice august 5 - 21 $550.00 & $27.50 gst

Jr a prep caMp oFF-ice conDitioning Players have the option to add an off-ice conditioning component to their training camp preparations. Focus Fitness (at the MTS Iceplex) will run conditioning sessions in their gym facility to complement the Junior A Prep Camp’s on ice conditioning. Although many players are already working out routinely, it has been proven that a goal specific fitness routine prior to competition (training camp) can be beneficial to moving a player to the next level.

focus fitness training: (optional) Sessions are 60 minutes and with a dedicated trainer.7 x 60 mins aug 5 - 12 $105.00 & $5.25 gst14 x 60 mins aug 5 - 21 $210.00 & $10.50 gst

FeMale aaa prepaugust 5 – 11

This elite training program allows High Performance Elite female players an opportunity to be highly conditioned and prepared for their training camps and season – giving them the jump on success.eliGiBilitY cRiteRia: All female players and goaltenders who have played AAA midget, Prep or College in the 2013-14 hockey season.PRoGRaM foRMat: This is a 12 hour on-ice program; a condensed camp fol-lowing the Junior A Prep Camp format (see above). optional: focus fitness conditioning – players may continue their off ice con-ditioning under the guidance of a Focus Fitness trainer (see description above) for 6 X 1 hour sessions, scheduled immediately before or after on-ice sessions.

female aaa Prep august 5 - 11 12 hours on ice $235.00 & $11.75 gstfemale aaa Prep conditioning august 5 - 11 6 hours focus fitness $90.00 & $4.50 gst

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