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PRESENTS Mid Season Tune up with MARCIN SNITA LIMITED Rd Th SPOTS December 3 to December 13 , 2013 BOOK ONLINE POWERED by GATORADE OFFICIAL TRAINING CENTRE PRESENTS Mid Season Tune up With MARCIN SNITA LIMITED rd th SPOTS December 3 to December 13 , 2013 BOOK ONLINE POWERED BY GATORADE Marcin Snita is a dynamic individual with 18+ years of hockey experience and very strong training expertise. Marcin founded MOVE HOCKEY in 2008 and is dedicated to bringing continuous innovation and development within the game of hockey. “ Marcin has been a big part of my hockey development as a hockey player over the past 9 years….... Marcin has helped me develop my skating agility and puck handling skills while maintaining a fun attitude. His unique drills and teaching techniques keep me on my toes and wanting more. Marcin’s hockey school is definitely a great place to have fun while gaining confidence and improving your game.” (Steven Stamkos, 1st Overall Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL) ) As Founder and Head Trainer at MOVE HOCKEY for the last 5 years, Marcin has: • conducted camps in: Montreal, Fredericton, Halifax, Syracuse, Sudbury (RHP), Sault Ste. Marie (RHP) • Is Pro Trainer for UNB Reds, CIS National Champions 2009, 2011, 2013 • Is Exclusive Trainer for AAA Stallions 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Teams • Is Trainer and Head Coach AAA Crusaders 2000 Team • Works with the Czech Republic Under 16/18 National Team Marcin has trained over 30 NHL, 100 CHL and 40 European Players. Learn to: Stickhandle like Jason Spezza, NHL, Ottawa Senators Persevere like Bryan Bickell, NHL, Chicago Blackhawks Shoot like Steven Stamkos, NHL, Tampa Bay Lightning Move like Charles Hudon, NHL, Montreal Canadiens RHP TRAINING CENTRE - WHERE ATHLETES TRAIN WWW.RHPTRAINING.COM 705-523-9427 [email protected] OFFICIAL TRAINING CENTRE PRESENTS Mid Season Tune up With MARCIN SNITA BOOK & December 3rd to December 13th, 2013 REGISTER ONLINE POWERED BY GATORADE Day Camps Private and Semi-Private Sessions 8am to 2pm 1 hour sessions – ½ ice LIMITED TO FIRST 10 PLAYERS / DAY December 3rd to 13th, 2013 Open to A, AA, AAA Players Includes: 1:1 Sessions - 2 hours of on-ice training $215 + hst / session (purchase 1 or 2) - 1 hour of dry-land training $199 + hst / session (purchase 3+) - 1 hour of blade training - 1 hour of shooting training - 1 hour lunch (provided) 2:1 Sessions Cost $265 + hst / player $175 + hst / session (purchase 1 or 2) $160 + hst / session (purchase 3 +) Thurs Dec 5th – Atom Mon Dec 9th – Midget / High School 2:1 cost is price / person / session Tues Dec 10th – Atom (must be booked by calling RHP directly) th Wed Dec 11 – Pee Wee Thurs Dec 12th – Bantam Fri Dec 13th - Novice Team Training Sessions Have Marcin run your team through a skills session at RHP or on your ice-time at a community rink. Already have ice at RHP but no Player Instructor - $155 + hst / session Already have ice and an RHP Player instructor - $100 + hst / session Practice on your ice at community facility - $175 + hst / session (1 hour) OR $200 + hst / sesion (1.5 hours) RHP TRAINING CENTRE - WHERE ATHLETES TRAIN WWW.RHPTRAINING.COM 705-523-9427 [email protected] .
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