Periodization: Planning for Year-round Training
Through the process of periodization, the hockey player's optimal skill development follows a logical training sequence over a twelve month period - dividing the training phases (Off-Season, Pre-Season, In-Season, Post-Season) into specialized programs. These programs are designed for recreational, competitive and elite hockey players from Novice through Junior levels. All instructors within Mitron High Performance Hockey Training Centres are highly skilled individuals with related experience as players and/or coaches who receive on-going training from our "Instructor Development Program".
MITRON HIGH PERFORMANCE HOCKEY CENTRE
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| Players train up to 7 days per week over a period of 10 weeks under the guidance and direction of a Mitron Strength & Conditioning Specialist. | |
| The players are divided into 8 training teams of 3 members per team. This allows for safe, supervised training sessions, adhering to strict work to rest ratios within a highly motivating training environment. | |
| The daily training sessions are 2 hours and include classroom sessions emphasizing sports psychology and sports nutrition. | |
| Pre and post fitness evaluations allow for accurate, individual prescriptions of conditioning and weight training programs with continual feedback and motivation. | |
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Ongoing nutrition audits and counselling help to accurately analyze the total energy intake and the correct amounts of nutrients. This analysis leads to individual weight gain, weight loss, or weight maintenance diets that help in reducing body fat or increasing muscle mass.
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Hockey is a game which utilizes specific skills and tactics executed by high speed acceleration while interspersed with periods of low speed skating. This means that an effective hockey player needs a good technical and tactical skill base, explosive power, the ability to tolerate repeated high speed bursts, and the capability to recover between shifts, periods, and games.
Physical strength is also required to protect a hockey player from injury and to establish position against an opponent. Many other factors are also created around the game which reward hockey players that have a high level of skill and fitness.
This specialized day camp is designed to maximize the development of skill and fitness for the time and effort invested. Success in the game of hockey is highly dependent on skating, passing, checking, shooting, and puckhandling skills. In concert with sound tactics, the blending of these skills create the potential for excellence. However, if power and strength quickly deteriorate during games, the execution of these skills is affected and a hockey player's value is reduced.
The overall purpose of the Mitron High Performance Training Camp is to educate hockey players in the use of on-ice and off-ice state-of-the-art training techniques to help them further develop and enhance their technical, tactical, and fitness skills.
Program Objectives
| Training Camp Schedule | Group A | Group B |
| 9:00 am-10:30 am | On-Ice Technical Skills Session | Off-Ice Dryland Training Session |
| 10:30 am-12:00 pm | Off-Ice Dryland Training Session | On-Ice Technical Skills Session |
| 12:00 pm-1:00 pm | Lunch * | Lunch * |
| 1:00 pm-2:30 pm | On-Ice Tactical Skills Session | Sports Nutrition Classroom Session |
| 2:30 pm-4:00 pm | Sports Nutrition Classroom Session | On-Ice Tactical Skills Session |
| * Players must supply their own lunch | ||
This program teaches all the technical skills at a challenging fast tempo, and emphasizes hockey specific endurance.
Program Objectives
This program provides daily on-ice sessions that approximate or exceed game speed and game conditions by incorporating our "High Tempo Flow System."
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This program teaches the concepts of width, depth, space, and time, as well as offensive and defensive group tactics and read and react skills.
Program Objectives
Using a combination of European and North American high tempo flow training techniques, this program will emphasize developing and improving the concepts of offensive and defen- sive group tactics and team play.
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Goaltenders will be able to develop their basic skills and study various theories of playing angles and applications of shooting tendencies.
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This challenging program trains players using a 4-on-4 scrimmage format which causes the execution of technical skills at game speed and produces a hockey-specific conditioning effect.
Program Information
Location
This demanding program fully prepares players for their upcoming travel (competitive) team tryouts by improving their conditioning and skating skills through high tempo/ high flow training methods and competitive scrimmages.
Program Objectives
This unique clinic is designed to enhance individual puckhandling skills and improve shooting techniques and strategies while attacking the net.
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This specialized clinic focuses on increasing skating speed and acceleration which will allow players to execute technical skills at high speed under game conditions.
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This clinic focuses on teaching body contact and body checking skills as well as improving skating balance, agility and cornering ability.
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The registration fee is refundable less an administration fee of $25.00, if your registration is cancelled prior to the deadline.
Family Discount...save 10% when the same person registers for a second program or another person registers from the same family.
Groups of 10 or more please call our toll free line at 1-800-716-6716.