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Here's What They Say About Past Camps 2008 Summer Schedule What to Expect CAMP 1 ALL AGES Modern Tech Skill Builder Bruce Racine will challenge all his goalie students to be the 5 days, 7.5 hours on ice instruction best they can be. He will teach modern techniques used by Former St Louis Blues goalie NHL goalies. Goalies can expect repetition drills that will Bruce Racine founded the June 16 - 20, 2008 Rink: Creve Coeur Arena, MO allow them to hone their skills. Bruce will offer a balance Racine Goalie Academy in of drills which include; save techniques, skating footwork, 2005. He remains commit- Times: Ages ‘98 – ‘01 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM competition, and fun! Racine goalie camps require a high ted to coaching St Louis Ages ‘97 – ‘89 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM level of conditioning and stamina. area goalies full time. Racine returned to St Louis Camp Cost: $375* Full payment due at time of registration after a 15-year Pro career Registration Deadline: June 3, 2008 or subject to space Here’s what they say about past camps: which included winning the availability 1991 Stanley Cup with the Camp offers everything Canadian camps offer Pittsburgh Penguins and the CAMP 2 ALL AGES Modern Tech Skill Builder and more! Great Camp! I learned Modern 1989 Turner Cup with the 3 days, 4.5 hours on ice instruction Muskegon Lumberjacks of the IHL. Racine has been coached Techniques and was pushed to the Max! by NHL greats like Scotty Bowman, Bob Johnson and Mike June 22, 23 & 24, 2008 Rink: Nelson Center, Best camp ever attended, very well planned and Keenan. He has also played with NHL goalies Grant Fuhr, Springfield, IL Mike Vernon, Felix Potvin and Evgeni Nabokov. Bruce also organized! Organized, professional and full of spent 3 seasons in Finland playing in the Finish Elite League. Times: June 22 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM creative drills! Coach Racine taught me how to June 23 & 24 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM > St. Louis’ full-time goalie coach! play and work like a Pro Goalie! Bruce helped Camp Cost: $250 Full payment due at time of registration > Former NHL, AHL, IHL, Finnish Elite League Goalie Registration Deadline: June 8, 2008 or subject to space bring my game to the next level. > Member of 1991 Stanley Cup Champion Pittsburgh availability When asked: "Would you recommend Penguins the RacineGA camp?" 100% responded "YES!" > 15 year professional career CAMP 3 ALL AGES Modern Tech Skill Builder > 2 time Collegiate All American 5 days, 7.5 hours on ice instruction "As the father of a goaltender I find it refreshing to find not only an instructor > 2 time Beanpot MVP July 28 - August 1, 2008 Rink: Hardee’s Iceplex, MO that seems on the cutting edge when it comes to instruction for young goalies; > 5 time Community Service Award winner but who is able to capture the attention and gain instant respect from his stu- Times: Ages ‘98 – ‘01 1:10 PM – 2:40 PM > Former NCAA Division 1 Assistant Coach Ages ‘97 – ‘89 2:50 PM – 4:20 PM dents. Coach Racine has shown the ability to get the most out of anyone who > BS in Communications from Northeastern University has the interest to be a goalie. I’ve found that once they know that Coach Camp Cost: $375* Full payment due at time of registration Racine will be leading them through their paces that they get that extra burst > 7 years of Hockey School instructing in Canada Registration Deadline: July 15, 2008 or subject to space of energy. They not only raise their level of intensity during their training availability session, but they also raise their level in an effort to please the instructor. That to me is the essence of the perfect coach. I would recommend that any- CAMP 4 Midget, HS, JR, College Bonus Ice Skill Builder one should they have the opportunity take advantage of bringing Coach 3 days, 4.5 hours on ice instruction Racine to their individual goalie or their organization as a whole. ---- Stephen Androlewicz, father of Connor, age 7 August 4, 5 & 6, 2008 Rink: Hardee’s Iceplex, MO Times: 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM Guest instructors scheduled to Camp Cost: $220 Full payment due at time of registration appear are current Pro, and Registration Deadline: July 22, 2008 or subject to space College goalies and Pro Shooters availability at select camps. Train like a Pro with RGA. * Register for both Camp 1 and 3 for $715, a $35 discount. Eric Perrin / Atlanta Thrashers Registration Form Camp Policy Camp or Camps Attending: Refund Policy Camp 1 Camp 2 Camp 3 Players unable to attend due to verifiable illness or injury 2008 Camp 4 Camp 1 & 3 shall receive a full refund, less a $40 administration fee, if notified prior to the start of the camp. No refunds will be Jersey Size: issued once a camp starts. Youth Large Adult Small Adult Med Adult Large Return Check Policy Adult X-Large Adult XX-Large All returned checks subject to a $30 fee. Goalie’s Name: _____________________________________ Equipment Policy All goalies are required to be in full and proper ice hockey Address:____________________________________________ goalie equipment, this includes goalie skates. Make sure Reduce skates are sharpened to proper cut. ___________________________________________________ These camps require a high level of conditioning and stamina. Home Phone: _______________________________________ Goals Email: _____________________________________________ Gender: Male Female Against Date of Birth/Age: ___________________________________ 07/08 Club: ________________________________________ (i.e. Montreal Canadiens) 07/08 Level: ________________________________________ (i.e. Pee Wee AA) RGA student Aaron Brickman INSURANCE/MEDICAL: Each Participant should have their own medical insur- ance. Neither Bruce Racine, RacineGA nor anyone associated with Bruce Sponsors Racine and the Racine Goalie Academy will be responsible for any medical or dental insurance considerations. WAIVER: In consideration of your accepting my children’s entry into this pro- gram, I hereby waive and release any and all rights and claims for damages I may have against Racine Goalie Academy, its personnel and sponsors for any and all injuries suffered during this clinic. www.tpshockey.com By signing below you agree to the terms and conditions set www.totalhockey.net out on this registration form and elsewhere in this brochure 866-2263-88552 including the refund policy. ___________________________________________________ Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian Date www.instantimprints.com www.maverickdesignhouse.com Emergency Contact: __________________________________ 636-7728-00066 866-2263-77596 Emergency Phone: ___________________________________ Summer Camp Make Checks Payable To: Racine Goalie Academy RacineGA.com Mail Registration Form To: Bruce Racine S C H E D U L E RGA Additional programs and private lesson information 7458 Little Oaks Dr. can be found at www.RacineGA.com O’Fallon, MO 63368 or you can contact Bruce Racine directly at www.RacineGA.com 636-262-9271 YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED BY EMAIL OF YOUR ACCEPTANCE 636-262-9271 / [email protected].
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