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SPRING Programs:

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MARCH BREAK CAMP

SUMMER Programs:

AUGUST FUN HOCKEY & DAY CAMP

AUGUST PRE TRYOUT SKATE 

JULY & AUGUST 
ESSENTIALS CAMPS

JULY & AUGUST PRO
PRE TRYOUT

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team practice & mentor program

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SHOOTING LESSONS

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ONE ON ONE LESSONS

 

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Level Playing Field Sports Concepts Inc. Presents

2010 Hockey & Fun Day Camp

 

 

This is a unique program, designed for non competitive players who want a fun week of interesting activities, life skills lessons all with a hockey component, affording parents some ‘time off’ just as summer vacation ends.

Sending the kids off to camp is not possible for everyone, so we set out to create something unique. An AFFORDABLE opportunity for parents to send their kids off to ‘camp‘, AND include a week of fun hockey skills and preparation. Just before they go back to school and the regular season begins for hockey

We know not all hockey players are competitive, many just play for the love of the game and to have fun. We strongly support this and understand how to adjust our teaching styles to encourage and motivate. Instruction will be focused on FUN skill drills, games and activities on the ice. Students will enjoy themselves and learn while having FUN. We will not be running standard ‘hard structured drills’ where coaches yell and demand perfection. This program is all about learning to play for the simple enjoyment of the game, experiencing some new skills and honing those already in place, while participating in positive, motivating and relaxed setting.

In addition to the hockey component our students will receive life skills lessons and participate in interesting activities not usually associated with a hockey school, such as; touring an ice cream factory, learning the value of money (J.A. Economics program), being up close to famous stock car & driver, working with a falcon trainer, touring the JLC and some other thought provoking and fascinating activities.

HOCKEY, FUN, LIFE SKILLS, MOTIVATIONAL & RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES, ENJOYABLE FOR ALL AGES, NON COMPETITIVE SKILL BUILDING

 

FEATURES OF THIS PROGRAM 

• Free tickets to a Friday or Saturday night of regular racing at Delaware Speedway
• Free ice cream during tour of Nestles ice cream factory
• Free Camp T Shirt OR Hockey Jersey
(not camp specific)
•Official Junior Achievement program and materials 
• Tour of JLC

• 3 hours (minimum) daily ice time
• 15 hours (minimum) weekly ice time
• Limited spaces available
• FUN hockey skills development and scrimmages Scrimmage, etc.
• Open to players aged 7 to 15
• Life Skills and educational activities
• Approx. time: 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM daily
• Programs held at Western Fair
• Fee is $249 (CDN) for Monday to Friday (+HST)
• August 30 to September 3, 2010

Daily Itinerary:

Student Drop Off: Anytime between - 7:30 am to 9:00 am
We have provided a ‘drop off window’ to accommodate work schedules and to help parents re instil a sense of routine back into the kids, just before school goals back

Dress for Ice Time: 9:00 to 9:30 am
Parents are permitted to assist students with skate tying etc., however we will have staff on hand to help those who require assistance

Ice Time: 9:30 am to 11:00 am
Fun skill drills, activities and on ice games. No hard structured workout type drills, this will be a fun, enjoyable time, yet students will be progressing in their hockey skills.

Change: 11:00 am to 11:20 am
Students will be taught and understand the importance of proper gear maintenance and hanging of their equipment to dry between ice sessions.

Life Lesson: 11:20 am to noon
Each day we will present a new motivational and interesting topic. These may include, value of money, being heard in a crowd, setting and achieving goals, dealing with peer pressure, self esteem, respecting others, etc. Professional facilitators present, with (some) content provided by Junior Achievement

Lunch: Noon to 12:45 pm
Students may bring their own ‘brown bag’ lunch or purchase an optional meal program from Western Fair Sports Centre for only $39.95 for the week

Activity: 12:45 to 3:00 pm
Each day we will present a new fun and interesting activity. These may include: Touring an ice cream factory, the opportunity to get up close to a stock car and driver, touring the JLC, learning about falcon training including interaction with birds, more.

Dress for Ice Time: 3:00 to 3:30 pm

Ice Time: 3:30 to 4:30 pm
Scrimmage, play development instruction, interaction and training while playing the game and having fun.

Change: 4:30 to 4:45

Student Pick Up: 4:45 to 5:30 pm

Professional transportation to all events outside of Western Fair Sports Centre provided by:
Murphy Bus Lines

Instructors:

All of our camp instructors are professional PTK and Puckstoppers instructors with many years of coaching and instructional experience. While our fully qualified instructors are all competitive coaches they also understand how tone down their teaching and how to make hockey development fun and enjoyable while still teaching skills and game strategy.

Philosophy:

The primary goal of the Hockey & Fun Day Camp is to provide non competitive hockey players from 7 to 15 with the opportunity to learn hockey skills in a non abrasive environment, while providing educational and enjoyable alternative activities and life lessons to round out the day.

Our secondary goal is to provide parents with an affordable, safe and educational alternative to day care with hockey and routing building components, just when you need them.

Junior Acheivement Economics for Success Program (Value of Money)

This workshop designed to help students understand the importance of an education and the personal and economic costs of dropping out of school. Students are either making course decisions that will affect their post-secondary education, or perhaps thinking that a high school diploma will allow them the career path of their choice.Students are encouraged to see education as an opportunity to broaden their life choices. They explore the relationships of the following four concepts:

Success - Develops a relationship between education and the achievement of personal goals

Independence - Identifies the financial costs of independence

Opportunity - Identifies Employability skills and their value for future job opportunities

Futures - Identifies career mentors and highlights possible career opportunities, planning resources and other key concepts in the program

Students will define success in personal terms, begin to understand the costs of living on their own, and explore the types of careers that match their goals and lifestyle expectations.

Like other Junior Achievement programs, Economics for Success is curriculum-linked, student centered and skills focused. It will be delivered in 5 parts during the Fun Hockey & Day Camp week by trained and inspiring volunteers.

INCLUDED FREE OF CHARGE:
Program Brochure & Workbook

 

 

 

 

(c) 2010 PTK International Hockey