Upcoming Events at Top Gun Hockey School
Mon Jul 22, 8:30 AM - Mon Jul 22, 4:30 PM
3299 Sportsplex Drive, Coral Springs, FL 33065
Community: Coral Springs
Description
Each group will have one session per plays with our office program. It will consist of a combination of stretching techniques, sprints, plyometrics, and relay races all geared toward quickness and agility.
Event Details
Register at: http://topgunhockeyschools.com/Register
July 22 – July 26, 2019
Camp Cost $625.00
Early Registration (May 15th) $575.00
On-Ice Program
Session 1 – DYNAMIC POWER SKATING
This session is the most important session in our minds because without a solid foundation in your skating it’s hard to develop as a hockey player. Players will go through Power skating drills working on edges, foot speed, control, balance, and agility. This is Coach Tilley’s area of expertise and he takes great pride in teaching this portion of the hockey school.
Session 2 – HOCKEY SKILLS
The focus of this session will be Passing, stickhandling, and shooting. Each day we will focus on one of these skills and teach the basic fundamentals of each skill. We will then do specific drills to provide repetition at a high level of speed. At the end of this session each day we try and incorporate a fun game for the last 10 minutes of the session. And remember, there is no player that can work enough on the basic puck skills of hockey whether your play travel hockey or in-house hockey.
Session 3 – CONTROLLED SCRIMMAGES
During this session, we try and introduce the basic systems involved with the game of hockey through controlled scrimmages with many stoppages so Paul and Ted can correct and teach on the ice. We will focus on team play, proper positioning in the offensive and defensive zones with the emphasis on breakouts, forechecking and backchecking. We feel we are one of the only schools that will introduce the concepts through chalk talks in the morning and then properly correct the players on the ice and explain to them in detail these basic fundamental systems of ice hockey.
Off-Ice Program
CHALK TALK
Every day each group will have a chalk talk with Paul or Ted going over in detail what we are trying to accomplish in the Skills Session and the Controlled Scrimmage Session. By spending 20-30 minutes explaining to the players on the Dry Erase board what we are going to work on and what we expect of them our time on the ice can be utilized more efficiently. By doing this it is much easier for young players to get a grasp on the team play aspect of the game – Basic Positioning, Breakouts, Forecheck, Faceoff a
July 22 – July 26, 2019
Camp Cost $625.00
Early Registration (May 15th) $575.00
On-Ice Program
Session 1 – DYNAMIC POWER SKATING
This session is the most important session in our minds because without a solid foundation in your skating it’s hard to develop as a hockey player. Players will go through Power skating drills working on edges, foot speed, control, balance, and agility. This is Coach Tilley’s area of expertise and he takes great pride in teaching this portion of the hockey school.
Session 2 – HOCKEY SKILLS
The focus of this session will be Passing, stickhandling, and shooting. Each day we will focus on one of these skills and teach the basic fundamentals of each skill. We will then do specific drills to provide repetition at a high level of speed. At the end of this session each day we try and incorporate a fun game for the last 10 minutes of the session. And remember, there is no player that can work enough on the basic puck skills of hockey whether your play travel hockey or in-house hockey.
Session 3 – CONTROLLED SCRIMMAGES
During this session, we try and introduce the basic systems involved with the game of hockey through controlled scrimmages with many stoppages so Paul and Ted can correct and teach on the ice. We will focus on team play, proper positioning in the offensive and defensive zones with the emphasis on breakouts, forechecking and backchecking. We feel we are one of the only schools that will introduce the concepts through chalk talks in the morning and then properly correct the players on the ice and explain to them in detail these basic fundamental systems of ice hockey.
Off-Ice Program
CHALK TALK
Every day each group will have a chalk talk with Paul or Ted going over in detail what we are trying to accomplish in the Skills Session and the Controlled Scrimmage Session. By spending 20-30 minutes explaining to the players on the Dry Erase board what we are going to work on and what we expect of them our time on the ice can be utilized more efficiently. By doing this it is much easier for young players to get a grasp on the team play aspect of the game – Basic Positioning, Breakouts, Forecheck, Faceoff a
