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THE STAFF THE FACILITIES HARTLEY HOCKEY INC. Bob Hartley York City Ice Arena & presents York City Parks Complex • Latvian National Head Coach PARENTS FEATURES: • Former Head Coach Calgary 2018 Flames, NHL • Ice Surface • 2011-12 ZSC LIONS • Indoor arena (Swiss Champions) for off-ice skills [email protected] • 2000-01 Stanley Cup Champions (ask for Hartley Hockey • Classrooms for video sessions 717-318-2566 special rate when making & chalk talk Colorado Avalanche reservations) and Goaltending Camp Special Rate $125.00 • Bob Hoffman weight room • Director of the Bob Hartley High Intensity Look at hartleyhockey.com Camp for more details • Full dressing rooms with shower facilities nd ON-ICE COACHES • Full service snack bar FRANCAIS 22 EDITION • Eric Perrin, TPS TURKU, Finland A League, • Fully stocked pro shop • Camp de jour ou residense 2003-2004, Tampa Bay Lightning, NHL • All indoor facilities air conditioned Stanley Cup Champion • 3 sessions sur glace par jour YORK CITY ICE ARENA • Soccer fields & softball fields • Sean Camp, Guelph University, Men hockey • Activites hors glace en soiree York, PA • Volleyball courts & batting cages Club, Head Coach, 2005 Canadian National • Entraineurs bilingues • Mini-golf under 18 team, Head Coach • Seance de video avec chaque joueur • Steve Begin, Former NHL Player for Calgary • Programme specialise pour chaque groupe d’age Flames, Montreal Conadiens, Boston Bruins, July 15 to July 20, 2018 • Programme specialise pour gardiens de but LODGING Dallas Stars, and Nashville Predators • Repas nutritifs • York City Ice Arena Community Room • Denis Chalifoux, Drafted by Hartford Whalers, July 22 to July 27, 2018 NHL, Former AHL player, Springfield, • Qualite d’enseignement exceptionnelle • Fully air conditioned Worcester, and Cornwall Head Coach Ulysse • Une experience de vie inoubliable RESIDENT & DAY CAMP U19AAA • Informations 954-554-6084 MEALS • Gilles Lefebvre, Former Pittsburgh Penguins, Information: • Possibilite de transport par autobus • Full service dining with professional catering Atlanta Thrashers, NY Islanders goalie coach (region de Montreal) staff. All meals will be served at the York (954) 554-6084 NHL PROS • Immersion anglaise Catholic School www.hartleyhockey.com • Johnny Gaudreau, Calgary Flames NHL, Hobey Baker Winner 2014 NCAA, Former Boston College All Star FRANCAIS • Paul Byron, Montreal Canadiens, NHL, Former • Pour Informations, communiquer avec, Calgary Flames [email protected] PLUS (954) 554-6084 • Junior coaches • Minor Hockey coaches For directions and information: www.yorkskate.com • total of 4 on-ice sessions each day except SCHOOL PHILOSOPHY PERRIN GROUP Friday • learn & perfect the butterfly style The Bob Hartley High Intensity Camp, in its 22nd Bantam • practice different game situations around your istrative year has earned the reputation as the finest hockey Birthyear: 2005-2004 net school in Pennsylvania. All of our activities both • skating instruction is at a professional level, • improve your puck handling, angle play, on and off the ice have been selected so as to con- movements, stance & rebound control tribute to the player’s hockey development. The making each player faster, stronger & more • after the second on-ice session (for goalies application of modern scientific hockey principles balanced only) and lunch, goalies will be assigned to will also contribute to your hockey development. • learn offensive & defensive concepts their age group for the balance of the day Our programs have been designed to promote low • learn offensive & defensive systems ______________________________ student/instructor ratio. Our capable school staff • improve checking techniques ($840 U.S. Dollars) ($840 U.S. concentrates on the identification and correction • learn read & react situations SPECIAL FEATURES of player problems. • 2 sessions of on-ice instruction plus 1 game • On-ice program is planned and supervised by Date: each day except Friday Bob Hartley who is at the school for the entire Residence PROGRAM INFORMATION • sessions of off-ice instruction, conditioning, (ALL PROGRAMS INCLUDE SEPARATE video analysis, fun & games and classroom duration AGE AND SKILL GROUPINGS) lectures • Presence of former AHL players as coaches • One pro and five instructors conduct each practice using innovative coaching techniques ($560 U.S. Dollars) ($560 U.S. OVECHKIN GROUP ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ CROSBY GROUP • On-ice instruction in small groups with different _____________________________________________________________________________ programs for each skill level Mites & Squirts Midget, Juniors High, High School Address: Email: Position: • Three on-ice sessions per day except Friday. Birthyear: 2011 - 2010 - 2009 - 2008 Birthyear: 2003 - 2002 - 2001 - 2000 - 1999 Last session — hockey game with coaches and • focuses on fundamental hockey skills • skating instruction is at a professional level, referees • skating emphasis is on balance and edge control d). making each player faster, stronger & more • Video analysis using video tapes illustrating • scientific analysis of skating will allow each balanced various play situations from NHL games _________________ player to increase both power & efficiency • learn offensive & defensive concepts • Specialized lecture sessions JULY 22-27 (please check one) JULY q • concentrate on puck control, passing & shooting • learn offensive & defensive systems • Videotaped bio-mechanical skating analysis APPLICATION FORM APPLICATION Zip Code: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ • 2 sessions of on-ice instruction plus 1 game • improve checking techniques • A free professional practice jersey each day except Friday • learn read & react situations • Low student/instructor ratio _______________________________ • sessions of off-ice instructions, conditioning, • 2 sessions of on-ice instruction plus 1 game • Emphasis is on improvement and enjoyment video analysis, fun & games and classroom JULY 15-20 JULY each day except Friday of the game q lectures • sessions of off-ice instruction, conditioning, • Recreational activities, Mini Golf Tournament, e of Team (2017-2018): Team e of Tuition Fees (per week): Please circle choice of desired program Day Please circle (per week): Fees Tuition video analysis, fun & games and classroom Ball Hockey Tournament, Dodge Ball Nam _______________________ GAUDREAU GROUP lectures Tournament. • supervised workouts in weight room • Parents are welcome to attend Age:___________ Birthdate: State: Pee-Wee • Quality home-style healthy meals Birthyear: 2007-2006 FLEURY GROUP • Camp is for boys and girls • allows students to fine-tune their basic skills • Residents for boys only • skating techniques include development of Goalies • Ball hockey tournament and mini-golf tourna- acceleration, agility & speed Birthyear: 1999-2011 ment for resident campers at night. Any cancellations by a participant before June 1, all deposits/funds will be refunded less $125.00. After $225.00 admin __________________________ • learn proper checking techniques, positional • special goalie program each morning ________________________ Weight: play, breakouts & puck protection • 2 sessions of on-ice instruction (goalies only) • learn offensive & defensive concepts Monday thru Thursday • 2 sessions of on-ice instruction plus 1 game • sessions of off-ice instruction, conditioning, each day except Friday video analysis, fun & games and classroom • sessions of off-ice instruction, conditioning, lectures video analysis, fun & games and classroom • 1 session of on-ice skill session with players ______________________ lectures ________________________ in their age group except Friday ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ • 1 game each day ame: N Telephone: 2018. Balance of payment is due before July 1st, total registration fee. Each application must be accompanied by 50% or more of each player’s METHOD OF PAYMENT: please send a money order in US Funds payable to Hartley Hockey Inc Canadian Students. Dollars) For (U.S. HOCKEY INC. Make check payable to HARTLEY Don’t send cash. shall not be liable to me/(my child) Inc. employees and Hartley Hockey, servants, its agents, I agree thatAcknowledging Bob Hartley High Intensity Camp, that ice hockey is a contact sport, - please read this carefully before signing. STATEMENT WAIVER during or subsequent to the whether incurred on the ice or otherwise in about buildings at any time preceding, participation in ice skating and ice hockey, resulting directly or indirectly from my/(child’s) for any howsoever injury caused, or damage, and demands I/(my child) may have for any claims such injury and damage. and employees from all actions, servants, its agent, delivery of the instructional program and I hereby discharge Hartley Hockey, school buildings atthe residence of in or about incurred any servantsinstructional term of the time during the and employees howsoeverfor anyto me/(my child) are not liable agents, its caused, injurydamage, and also acknowledgeI thatHockey, Hartley registration fee will be refunded and demands for any I also understand and agree such injury that claims no portion
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