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Greg Carter's European Hockey School is offering 46 summer day camps this year at various locations across the country, plus a boarding camp at The Lawrenceville School in New Jersey. A week-long camp includes either three, four, or six hours of on-ice instruction daily, depending on the camp selected. Please note that this school is not for beginners; it is designed for players with previous hockey experience. Our objective is to achieve top level conditioning and skill development with intense and specialized training in all aspects of the game.

Camp Format & Descriptions
All of the Greg Carter European Hockey Training Camps focus on individual skill development (ISD) to help students become more complete players. Through our unique drills, students will improve their control, agility, reflex, technique, edge, and muscle retention skills. Our ISD approach enables our students to learn each skill in a controlled environment and then apply speed and game situations to complete the lessons. We currently offer four camp programs:

TOTAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
Our Total Skills hockey camp includes 30 hours of on-ice instruction. Students will focus on individual skill development (ISD) using a variety of on-ice equipment to complete our unique drills. During this camp, students will improve their control, agility, reflex, technique, edge, and muscle retention skills. We also work on offensive and defensive plays, and controlled game situations where students are encouraged to apply and work on their new skills.


SKATING / STICKHANDLING
Our Skating/Stickhandling hockey camp includes 30 hours of on-ice instruction. While all skills are taught, more time will be spent on drills that specifically focus on puck control, agility, technique, and edge control. Students will begin by performing various stationary stickhandling drills using one puck, and then advance to moving drills and multiple pucks. The use of equipment, such as parallel bars, will be added to make stickhandling more challenging and force skaters to work on both puck and edge control at the same time.


CHECKING / SHOOTING
Our Checking/Shooting hockey camp includes 30 hours of on-ice instruction. While all skills are taught, more time will be spent on checking techniques, such as battling for the puck in the corners and proper positioning of the players’ bodies when giving and receiving checks. This camp also focuses on shooting techniques, where all types of shots are taught (wrist, snap, slap, and backhand). Shooters work with and without defenders in the play as the lessons intensify. Specific drills are employed to help students with their reflexes and flexibility.


DEFENSEMAN / SHOOTING
Our Defenseman/Shooting hockey camp includes 30 hours of on-ice instruction. While all skills are taught, more time will be spent on individual defenseman skills such as backward skating, quick stops and starts, edge control, body positioning, and battling in front of the net and in the corners. We also incorporate defensive game situations including 1-on-1, 2-on-1 and 3-on-2 rushes. This camp also focuses on shooting techniques, where all types of shots are taught (wrist, snap, slap, and backhand). Shooters work with and without defenders in the play as the lessons intensify. Specific drills are employed to help students with their reflexes and flexibility.

SKATES AND WEIGHTS
Our Skates and Weights hockey camp includes 15 hours of on-ice instruction. In the morning, students will focus on individual skill development (ISD) using a variety of on-ice equipment to complete our unique drills. During this camp, students will improve their control, agility, reflex, technique, edge, and muscle retention skills. The afternoon session will be conducted by Ian Moran, NHL veteran and CORE Instructor, and will include two hours of strength and core development. This includes instruction on proper warm ups, stretching, and hockey-specific exercises to develop a strong core and increase strength.


RELATED INFO

Register Online
2008 Summer Camp Schedule
2008 Boarding Camp
Health Form
Rink Directions


SAMPLE DAILY ITINERARY

8:30 - 9:30 Power Skating Equipment
9:30 - 10:30 Stick Handling
10:30 - 11:30 Shooting/Passing
11:30 - 1:00 Lunch/Video Analysis
1:00 - 2:00 Striding/Agility
2:00 - 3:00 Checking/Team Play
3:00 - 4:00 Controlled Scrimmage


ADDED VALUE

Students will be filmed while they perform skating, shooting, passing, and checking maneuvers. We will review the films together pointing out proper techniques and areas where improvement is needed.

Each student will receive a written evaluation presented to them upon the completion of the week.

All students will receive an authentic Greg Carter European Hockey Camp jersey.