CAMP DATES
Instructional Camp
June 21–26, 2009
The Penn State Instructional Ice Hockey Camp is designed for students entering grades six through twelve next fall. High school graduates are also eligible to enroll.
About the Camp
The Penn State Instructional Ice Hockey Camp accommodates various age groups and skill levels and is designed to help players develop fundamental skills for playing more effectively as individuals and team members. Emphasis is placed on individual as well as team skills and concepts. The camp features a high-quality staff of instructors from top colleges and teams. To provide the best possible learning environment, enrollment is limited to two teams of twenty skaters and two goalies each.
Camp Highlights
- At least three hours of ice daily
- Skating dynamics: speed and quickness development
- Skills development, puck control, passing, and shooting
- Individual and team tactics: one-on-one, two-on-one, face-offs, and more
- Team systems: breakouts, offensive play, forechecking, defensive zone coverage, neutral zone play, and special teams play
- Individual player evaluation forms
- Daily chalk talks/videos
- Flexibility, strength training, and conditioning programs as well as sports psychology and motivational techniques as appropriate for ages and skill levels
- Street hockey rinks for dry-land training
- Off-ice activities: swimming, soccer, dry-land training demonstrations, glide-boards, and more
- Penn State hockey camp jersey for each player
- Trainers on duty twenty-four hours
Goaltending Instruction
--Additional goalie instruction (goalies must wear throat protectors)
--Special goalie fee
Camp Acceptance
Applications will be processed by position on a first-come, first-served basis until the session is filled. Because of the organization of the camp instructional program, it is necessary to accept applicants on the basis of age level and position played. For this reason, applications for certain positions and age levels will be closed out when those age levels and positions are filled.
Recreation--During camp, participants may spend their free time enjoying Penn State's many recreational facilities, including the outdoor swimming pool.
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