Atom, Pee Wee and Bantam (Ages 9 - 14)
For over a decade, the World Hockey Centre has been teaching this wonderful game to players of all ages and skill-levels in many different programs. Since then, we have seen our camps and the facility itself, blossom into the premier skill-development program in North America. Our philosophy is simple: provide a positive, professional environment; top quality professional instruction; lots of ice-time with a focus on individual skill; professional strength and conditioning coaches for dryland training; and a serious commitment to helping players progress to higher levels of the game. This program is designed for those players who truly understand the commitment required to get a step ahead of the competition. The World Hockey Centre has been very successful helping players achieve their goals, and we can help you.
Johan Lundskog - Head Instructor | |
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John Duco - Head Instructor | |
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Chris Beckford-Tseu - Goalie Instructor | |
in association with PGD Toronto | |
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Skill development and conditioning are the essential elements of our training program. Endurance, quickness and agility are all finely tuned on the ice, while weight training, conditioning and off-ice shooting are a part of our dryland training. Off-ice, players will make use of our obstacle course, ball hockey court, outdoor shooting lanes, weight room and spin bikes.
Mike Duco |
Vancouver Canucks - NHL |
Chris Stewart |
St. Louis Blues - NHL |
Kevin Henderson |
Milwaukee Admirals - AHL |
Todd Miller |
Barrie Colts - OHL |
Chris Beckford-Tseu |
St. Louis Blues - NHL |
Al Sims |
Ft Wayne Komets - CHL |
TJ Manastersky |
Fredonia State University - NCAA D3 |
Lou Santini |
Sacred Heart University - NCAA D1 |
At least 1 instructor for every 6 players. All other program instructors are either experienced Jr players, NCAA players, Pro players, College coaches or professional coaches.
If you are serious about your skill development, you already know off-season training is essential to your progression as a hockey player. That doesn't mean you can't work hard and have fun at the same time.
Players staying for multiple weeks have the option to go on field trips* to help break up the demanding training schedule during the week. Favourite WHC field trips include popular destinations like the Hockey Hall of Fame, Wasaga Beach, and Blue Jay Stadium.
7:00 am |
Wake up |
7:15 am |
Breakfast |
8:00 am |
Bus to rink |
9:00 am |
On ice |
10:30 am |
Dryland training |
11:30 am |
Lunch |
12:30 pm |
On ice |
2:00 pm |
Bus to WHC |
3:00 pm |
Dryland training |
4:00 pm |
Free time |
5:00 pm |
Dinner |
6:00 pm |
Outdoor activities |
8:00 pm |
Team building activities |
10:00 pm |
Lights out |