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Gera's 2019 Front 4Fold Br C.Eps CLINICS Goaltender / Player Clinics • Each Camper gets intensive instruction in an educational learning environment • Off Ice Development • All American jersey Adam Geragosian, S T A F NU, F ECHL • Innovative European /Russian techniques Mike Geragosian’s All American Clinics have been in • 4:1 player to coach ratio existence for over 30 years. Our educated staff reflects our All American Goalie Clinics • Intensive conditioning situations teaching philosophy and the international flavor that the All There have been many affiliations formed over • Video review/Ipad coaching programs American Clinics are recognized for the years with the All American Goaltender Clinic. As a Goaltender Development Cosultant, Mike Geragosian • Personalized training program has been involved in mentoring goalies from the youth • Quickness development DIRECTOR level all the way to the NHL. Some of the organizations • Motivational Instruction Mike Geragosian AAGC has been affiliated with are : Spring/Summer 2019 National Consultant to Pro, College, Spring/Summer 2019 • Equipment Seminar Mike Geragosian High School,Youth hockey development GOALTENDER/PLAYER CLINICS • Olympic training techniques U.S.A. National Staff - Mens /Womens Endicott College (presently) • Agility skating drills Boston University • Specialized goaltender dryland program A S S I S T A N T D I R E C T O R Merrimack College Princeton University Goaltender Clinics • Awards for skill competition A d a m Geragosian , Northeastern University. U-Mass Lowell ❍ ❍ • Psychology of goaltending Bedford Reading ECHL- Pensacola Pilots (NY Islanders Affiliate) USA Hockey National Staff - Men & Women ❍ Local Youth Hockey Teams BU’s Walter Brown Arena Twin City Cyclones DEFENSE / PLAYERS CLINICS Adam Geragosian •Skills - pivoting, puck movement, CO-DIRECTOR AAGC Northeastern University, Pensacola Ice Pilots Private Lesson/One Day Clincs shooting,stickhandling, skating, & hockey sense B r i a n Geragosian Twin City Cyclones ❍ ❍ • Learn to close gaps one-on-one, two-on-one & ❍ Reading Bedford Mike has coached these three-on-two situations S t a f f (varies with each clinic) Woburn & Somerville •Defensive zone coverage & coordination All Americans/ Pros Rick DiPietro - N.Y. Islanders Defensemen/Player Clinics with goaltenders Dan Colore - Taft Prep School Tom Barrasso - Pittsburg Penguins ❍ •Learn tactics to handle the puck & to Adam Naylor- BU Sports Psychology Dwayne Roloson -Tampa Bay Lightning Reading stretch the ice surface Cleon Daskalakis-former Bruins goalie, Celebrity Mkting John Curry - Boston Univ. / Minnesota Wild • Hand and Deception Development Scott Barchard-All American, Tufts Dave Delfino - Olympic Goaltender Women/Girls Clinics William O’Neil-Salem State Head Coach Marc Richards - AHL ❍ • Scoring Strategies Reading (Goaltenders & Players) Mike Morrison, NHL goaltender Martin Legault - Merrimack College • Checking Clinics Chris Czarnota- Norwich University • Scoring Techniques Sara DeCosta - USA Olympic Hockey Team Paul Devito - Worcester Lakers / Worcester Academy Adam Geragosian - N.U. / Twin City Cyclones Adam Geragosian - Northeastern University ECHL Kieran Milan- Boston Univ. / Colorado Avalanche Craig Geragosian - St. Michaels College/Brooks Asst Matt OʼConnor/ Nashville Predators Bob Houston - North Shore Hockey John Doto-Austin Prep A non-refundable fee of $200 is required to Steve Sheridan-Rivers School Dave Reis - Brooks Head Coach enroll each student. Please make check payable Mike Geragosian Adam Geragosian t o : [email protected] [email protected] Mike Geragosian, & s e n d t o (978)681-6355 P.O.Box 494, Wakefield, MA 01880 1 - 9 7 8-681-6355 www.geragoaltending.com https://m.facebook.com/GeraGoaltending/ Clinics: Dates, Times and Locations-Spring/Summer 2019 All American Hockey Clinics STAFF G oaltenders -S-Summer SSessions,, 44 or 55 day clinics multi-family members, multi-camp & group Mike Geragosianʼs All American discounts available Clinics have been in existence 1. July 15 to July 18 , BEDFORD-THE EDGE ARENA, 4 Day clinic, $598 Half Day Elite/Advanced Goalie Skill Developmemt Clinic, for over 30 years. Our educated Name:_________________________________ Elite Clinic, 11:30PM -3:20PM, all ages, limited to 15 goalies, $598 Camp Week: Dates _______________________ staff reflects our teaching This clinic includes guest referee official rules training, sports vision training , and includes philosophy and the international off ice workouts with trainer and sports psychologist. Prep, college shooters Camp#_________________ flavor that the All American Address____________________________ 2. Aug. 5 to 9 , READING, BURBANK RINK , 5 Day Goalie clinic, 1:30 PM to 4:00 PM Clinics are recognized for. All Ages (Groups divided by age & ability) ,Off ice and On ice training , $385 City: _____________State:____Zip:__________ Home Phone:_____________________________ Mike is one of the country’s most Programs for Player Development-Defensive and Offensive Skills Players will learn Hands, Core Shooting, Defensive Coverage and Scoring skills Work Phone:_____________________________ experienced and technical goaltender coaches. Birth Date: ___________________Level: ______ Mike is an Assistant Coach at Endicott College 3. Aug. 5 to 9 , READING, BURBANK RINK , 5 Day Goalie clinic, 1:30 PM to 4:00 PM Height:________ Weight: _____ Shot_____ and previously coached at Boston University, All Ages (Groups divided by age & ability) ,Off ice and On ice training , Years played in hockey: _________M__ F__ the NCAA 2009 National Champion. He also in conjunction with goalie clinic #2, $385 Position: _______________________________ consults goaltenders and coaches at all levels This yearʼs team: ________________________ throughout the nation. Womens/Girls Clinics-Goaltender/Player 5 Day Clinic After having served as Goalie Coach E-mail address__________________________ , READING- BURBANK RINK, 5-DAY GOALTENDER CLINIC , 2:30PM to 5PM, 4. Aug. 5 to 9 Agreement & Waiver at Merrimack College, Assistant Coach at U- All ages, Off ice and On ice training included , $385, I hereby understand and agree that the All American Mass Lowell and Princeton University, he has 5. Aug. 5 to 9 , READING- BURBANK RINK, 5-DAY W OMENS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT CLINIC, Hockey Clinics, its staff or facilities used shall in no way be 2::30PM to 5PM A ll ages, Off ice and On ice training included. Players will learn held responsible or liable for any injury suffered by the moved up as a national consultant above student while attending sessions of the All American hands, core shooting, offensive scoring, and defensive coverage skills, for professional, college and USA Hockey. He $385 Hockey Clinics. I waive and release the All American Hockey Clinic to act for me in any emergency requiring has also guest lectured nationally for U.S.A. medical attention. I will be responsible for any medical or Hockey summits. Mike holds a Masters Degree Goaltender A dvanced/ H alf Day Invite Clinic other charges in connection with his or her attendance at and has been an educator for 30 years. the goalie and player camp. I have read and understand 6. Aug. 12 to 15, BEDFORD-THE EDGE ARENA , 4 DAY Clinic, 11:30PM to 3:20PM, $598, concusssion education and include this acknowledgement An All-East goaltender himself, Mike Limited to 15 goalies! in my signature waiver. I attest the applicant is in good health and is able to participate in the physical activity of continues to produce the finest collegiate This clinic is for advanced Prep/HS and College Goalies . this rigorous goaltending and defense program goaltenders in the country. Several of his Pro /College shooters will challenge the goaltenders with their physical and position knowledge skills. Coaching will supplement the high tempo camp that will include several challenging drills. Includes off-ice work out, protégé’s have become All-American lectures, and sports psychology. goaltenders and have played at the professional Medical Insurance:_____________________________ level for Calgary, Edmonton, Pittsburgh and NY Spring/Summer Goaltender/Player- Weekly Development _ Islanders. Mike’s hard work philosophy along with his personal teaching methods have help 7A . May 5 to June 23, (Session 1) June 30 to Aug. 25, (Session II) READING, BURBANK RINK , 10:00 AM to 10:50 AM-JUNIOR S ession- AGES 6 TO 13 Policy develop several goaltenders playing at all levels JR. G oalies and JR . P layer development skills- for both players and goalies # ____________________________________ Mike instructs over 500 goaltenders annually. Currently, Mike is assn’t coach for the 7B. May 5 to June 23, READING, BURBANK RINK , 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM-SENIOR session, ______________________________ HS- Prep /College goalies only Worcester Blades of the WCHL. He has also Signature: (Parent/Guardian): Session I......Sundays,s June 30 to August 25, 8 Weeks make check payable to :Mike Geragosian been an asset to several college head coaches Session II.....Sundays, June 30 to August 25 , 8 Weeks ... .note ( NO July 7th session) Mail to: P.O. Box 494 and professional scouts by recruiting goaltenders Player cost is $400 for all 8 sessions, $60 per lesson for “walk ons” for players Goaltenderʼs cost is $400 for all 8 sessions (8 weeks), goaltenders are $60 per lesson for “walk ons” Wakefield, MA 01880 for their squads. Overall the ULowell “Hall of Famer” and ECAC record holder invites you to Advanced Menʼs, Womenʼs, Pro/College/Prep/Youth Goaltender Clinics@ Boston Univ. this camp to learn all aspects of goaltending and defensive techniques. 8. June 3 to Aug 21, Advanced ! , BOSTON UNIVERSITY @WALTERBROWN ARENA, Mens/Womens PRO COLLEGE/PREP advanced Goaltender Skills in conjunction with Pertti Hasanen Mondays and Wednesdays, MEN Pro PREP- total of 22 sessions (11 weeks), June 3 thru Aug. 22 (2 X a week) $500 for 11 sessions, or $60 per session “walk on” Brianʼs Custom Sports $1000 for 22 sessions or $60 per session “walk on” www.goalies-only.com 8A . Menʼs Clinic (HS Prep, 14 Yrs and up) @BU..... Mondayʼs and Wednesdayʼs , 7:00 PM to 8:20PM 8B . Womenʼs Clinic @BU (11 sessions only)... .Mondays only, June 3rd thru June 19th 8:30PM to 9:50PM 9 . New! YOUTH Goalies, ages 8-13, @BU 8:30pm-9:30pm, Wednesdays only , June 12th thru Aug.
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