Boys Summer Training Program 2012
Our Summer Training Program is designed to promote rapid skill development and conditioning. If you are ready to " COMMIT TO THE GAME " then this is the place for you!!
When players train with like minded athletes in an intense, structured environment the results speak for them selves.
Players come from all over the world to train with us in Canada, we look forward to seeing you this summer.
Summer Prep Camp (In Residence)
Dates: July 23 - August 18 2012
Ages: 1996-1992 (YOB) (1997 year birth can be accepted based on further research on the player by SC Hockey)
Program Cost: $650 per week. All taxes included
In-Residence Cost: $450 per week. All taxes included
Location: Scanlon Creek In-Residence Facility (Bradford Ontario).
 Scanlon Creek In-Residence
Scanlon Creek Hockey International In-Residence Facility is located only one mile outside of the town of Bradford on 500+ acres of wooded landscape, players have the luxury of their own private getaway as well as all of the town's amenities just minutes away.
Located at 2450 9th line, RR#2, Bradford West Gwillimbury, Ontario.
The Facility Includes:
- Cafeteria and professional kitchen staff.
- Clean Comfortable rooms.
- Games room that includes Ping Pong, Air Hockey, Card Tables, Stereo System, Board Games.
- TV Room with 50 inch LCD, Sony Play Station 3, games and movies.
- Laundry Room ( detergent provided )
- Wireless internet access throughout the building (Players are encouraged to bring a Lap Top)
- Outdoor Shooting Lanes.
- Weight Room.
- Extensive Running / hiking trails.
- Camp Fire Pit.
Typical meals: Scanlon Creeks Kitchen Staff work very hard to make all meals very nutritious and desirable for player’s appetites. Players are welcome to have seconds if needed. Special Dietary needs can be accommodated upon request.
Breakfast
- Juice fruit and milk with all breakfast meals.
- Once a week there is a hot breakfast with eggs, bacon, breakfast sausages, waffles, pancakes, home fries and toast.
- Standard breakfast comes with dry cereal, oatmeal, toast, bagels, yogurts, jams and cream cheese.
Lunch
- Soup and salad with all lunch meals.
- Lunch is a variety of hot meals with a carbohydrate, vegetable and a protein i.e; chicken, beef, fish or pork.
- Desert with every lunch i.e.; cookie, pudding, cake, ice cream.
Dinner
- Soup and salad with all dinner meals.
- Once a week there is a barbeque with hamburgers, hotdogs and French fries.
- Dinner is a variety of hot meals, often with a theme in mind such Italian night, Greek or oriental all meals will come with a carbohydrate, vegetable and a protein i.e.; chicken, beef, fish or pork.
 Innisfil Recreational Complex
The Innisfil Recreational Complex is a new Arena located just 10 minutes from Scanlon Creek In-Residence. We use this state of the art facility for all the On –Ice and non weight training condition.
Located at 7315 Yonge St. (Southeast corner of County Rd. 4 and 11), Innisfill, Ontario.
The Facility Includes:
- NHL Regulation size ice surface.
- Dressing rooms (players leave their equipment in for the duration of the camp)
- Full size soccer fields.
- Indoor running track.
- Basketball / volleyball courts.
- Cardio equipment, treadmills, elliptical machines, stationary bikes.
- Swimming pool
- Pro Shop for Skate Sharpening
- Snack Bar
 Ultimate Fitness Barrie
Players will take full advantage of the facilities at Ultimate Fitness Barrie. We use Ultimate Fitness for our weight training, Yoga and Spin Classes. The facility boasts a large inventory of cardio equipment from treadmills, elliptical and recumbent bikes as well as an assortment of weight/strength training equipment that includes free weights and machines from Hammer Strength and Cybex.
“Making it through the Scanlon Creek's On and Off ice Program is a success in itself”
Dan Kerluke, Maine black bears, Associate Head Coach.
On Ice Training
Our on-ice practices feature drills and training techniques that have been developed through research and our international experience. Players are encouraged to work at the highest intensity to create a competitive environment every time they step out on the ice. Many drills are designed to be very difficult pushing players to work outside of their comfort zone. This type of training is challenging and rapidly increases skill development.
All aspects of skill development are covered during the practices, including power skating, shooting, passing, puck control, angling and basic team systems. Three practices per week are dedicated to specific skill development for forwards, defensemen and goaltenders.
Three games a week give players the opportunity to showcase their skills to us and any other scouts that attend the camp.
Off Ice Training
The off ice training at Scanlon Creek is not for the uncommitted. In a word, this is "tough". The off ice training consist of several Hockey Specific training techniques throughout any given week. The program is designed to help players loose body fat and increase weight by adding lean muscle mass. The specific strengths you need for on ice skills and basic conditioning will increase drastically.
Training Includes:
- Dry land (sprint training, plyometrics, agility, core, tire training, cardio run)
- Weight training (lower and upper body strength building / increase muscle mass )
- Yoga Class (increase flexibility and strength )
- Spin Class (condition and lower body strength )
- Shooting Lanes (improve shooting power and stick handling )
- Games and fun, i.e. soccer, basketball, football, dodge ball, volley ball, swimming
Dan Kerluke associate head coach Maine Black Bears
Dan is an annual guest here at Scanlon Creek Hockey, players will have the opportunity to be trained by Dan during on ice practices. He will also have a presentation about the difference between Major Junoir vs. College hockey and the recruitment process for the NCAA.
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