We offer sibling discount pricing for our flagship August Camp
5 Day (1/2 day camp) - $750 for 2 siblings vs $1,000 if registered as individually
We offer sibling discount pricing for our flagship August Camp
5 Day (1/2 day camp) - $750 for 2 siblings vs $1,000 if registered as individually
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Power Skating, Edgework and Puck Possession
At Fusion Hockey we train players in the fundamentals of the game, ranging from power skating, edgework, to puck possession and shooting.
Now Registering Our Flagship August Summer Camp
Resister for either 3 or 5 (1/2 day sessions). Each 1/2 day session is 3hrs long with ice resurfacing 1/2 way through and intermittent rest breaks provided.
Non Contact Camps for boys & girls ages 10-16 I Players Grouped by Age and Skill Level Good Coach To Player Ratios I All Coaches Fully Vaccinated
INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES, DRILLS and HOCKEY TRAINING DESIGNED TO
ENHANCE SKILL & PERFORMANCE
SKILLS TRAINING
FUSION HOCKEY provides player skills training using the latest training aids, innovative coaching techniques and drills. Our goal is to improve player competencies in the three S's of skating, shooting and stickhandling.
HOCKEY IQ
In addition to skills training FUSION HOCKEY looks to impart situational awareness, otherwise known as Hockey IQ on its skills participants. We do this through on ice instruction and simulated game situations.
OUR PHILOSOPHY
The philosophy of FUSION HOCKEY is simple, help refine and improve a player's fundamentals in the three S's, of skating, shooting and stickhandling. To accomplish these objectives we use innovative drills and 3 on 3 small area games.
Our goal is to help players improve the following areas ...
- Skating form & stride technique
- Develop better edges & agility
- Puck possession & protections skills
- Stickhandling & offensive attack concepts
- Shooting concepts & techniques
WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT FUSION HOCKEY
I have a great time at Fusion! Coach Lane is fun and an awesome instructor. I learned a lot and he makes everyone feel really welcome.”
— Camp Attendee