Welcome to Precision Hockey August 4 to August 7, 2009, Kemptville Ontario
One of the most powerful aspects of Hockey Excellence is the mental game. Hockey intelligence is taught through a variety of drill sequences found in game situations. Repeating these drills in a controlled environment enables players to build confidence, execute natural reactions, and play with a level of extreme consistency which is desired by today’s top coaches.
The drills are not just drills to fill time. They are designed as a road map with a beginning, middle and an end. The drills teach bits and pieces that reinforce skills. Then progressions are made on the initial drills and they are reinforced again. The main theme is to keep the students interested on the ice by changing the drills and to follow a progression so that they can be challenged towards improvement.
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Program Mission
To provide young hockey players with a dynamic off-season localized hockey training program that offers a comprehensive plan of development, leading to the realization of the players maximum potential in preparation for the next playing season.
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Goals Of The Program Are:
1. Accelerate progress for any player in the area of skill development.
2. Provide the highest quality curriculum and instruction.
3. Foster greater enjoyment through a positive experience.
4. Ensure that each student experiences personal success in each session.
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Training Principles:
1. Training will include technical emphasis on: Over speed skating, stick handling, passing/receiving, shooting, high speed team play.
2. Dry land sessions will focus on quickness/agility training.
3. Players must be trained to develop athleticism.
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Who Can Participate?
Anyone whose birth date falls within the following dates:
Atom 1999 to 2000
Pee Wee 1997 to 1998
Spaces are limited and registration is accepted on a first come first serve basis.
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What is the Cost?
Precision Hockey maintains great value for a reasonable price. The cost is $275.00 per player. Payment can be broken into one payment of $100.00 due at the time of registration with the remainder of the registration fee due by July 1st, 2009. No refunds will be given after this date.
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What you get for your money:
1. 12 Hrs of on-ice training
2. 12 Hrs of off-ice training
3. A Player participant’s jersey
4. Most importantly, the kids will learn that hockey is a game, and the object is to have fun.
5. Each participant will receive a training journal which will be used to log their daily experience
6. Awards for the 3 hardest workers/group
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Staff
THE CAMP DIRECTOR: Bob Schrader
Bob Schrader has lived and coached in the Kemptville area since 1975, a level 3 coach who has coached; hockey, football, gymnastics, athletics and wrestling and is a member of the Coaching Association of Ontario and has represented Canada in World and Paralympic Games since 1995, where many of his athletes have medaled as well as hold current World Records.
Coaches
Terry Kehoe
Terry played his minor hockey in Shawville finishing up with the Ottawa 79’s Midget AAA. He has coached in the Kemptville minor hockey association, Ottawa 67’s Minor AAA summer hockey association, Rideau St. Lawrence Association, and the St. Lawrence Islanders AAA summer association. Terry has over 15 years of coaching experience.
Dave McFadden
Dave has been heavily involved with coaching for over three decades. Dave has experience at all levels of minor hockey programming including eight years with the Rideau St. Lawrence Kings at the AA level. Dave has also coached Junior B hockey teams in South Grenville, Brockville and eleven years with the Kemptville 73''s. Dave has also coached at the Senior AA level with the Smith''s Falls Rideaus, Lanark Flyers, and the Cardinal Red Wings winning the Ontario Championship and advancing to the Allen Cup playoffs.
Doug Barnett
Doug played his minor hockey in the KDMHA. He has played Jr. B for the Kemptville 73’s & Jr A. for Gloucester. Doug has been involved in coaching since 1975, coaching the Kemptville 73’s, Cardinal Redwings Sr AA, Manager/ Coach of the Almont Centennial & Smith Falls Rideau Sr. AA.
Shawn Delorme
Shawn has been involved with KDHMA for a number of years, played Jr. A for Gloucester and was drafted by Guelph.
Roger St. Martin
Roger played his minor hockey in Sudbury where he was carded by the Sudbury Wolves, played for Clarkston University and Senior AAA in Alberta.
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Don''t miss this exciting opportunity to become a better player. We hope to inspire our players and encourage them to work hard and never give up on their dreams!
We look forward to helping you create wonderful memories that will last a lifetime!
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For more information please Contact Bob Schrader (613) 258-2833 or (613) 612- GOAL or by e-mail rschrader@ripnet.com for more Information.
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