Welcome to our Hockey Camps!
HALF-DAY CAMPS 9:00AM TO 12:00PM
Each day includes:
One Power Skating Session
One Puck Control Session
IMPORTANT COVID-19 GUIDELINES:
Players & Parents must wear face masks in the building.
Players arrive fully dressed, no hockey bag, parent assist with skates and helmet outside at designated area.
Players stay seated in the change room until the coach or staff comes to get them.
Players will be assigned to the same changing room for each session.
Please bring a school safe snack and plenty of water!
Drop off 9:00am & Pick Up 12:00pm
The typical age range is between 5 – 12 years old.
2022 March Break Half Day Camp
Monday to Friday 9:00am – 12:00pm
(March Break dates will align with any changes imposed by Halton Region/Ontario Government due to covid)
March 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 2022
Half-Day: $300 +HST
Registrations during shutdown will be processed when we open
General Information about our Camps…
THE POND’S DAY CAMPS ARE BASED AROUND FUN & DEVELOPMENT
Learn from Pond Certified Coaches! Our Coaches are guaranteed to bring your child to the next level.
All campers receive Power Skating, Shooting & Puck Control Sessions by Pond Certified Instructors.
Our Hockey Camps are not for beginner skaters. Participants must be playing in a hockey league or participate in a hockey program
The typical age range is between 5 – 12 years old.
Half-Day Camp 9am – 12pm
Campers receive 2 hours on the ice
Two instructional sessions; one focusing on Power skating and one focusing on Puck Control
Typical Day Schedule:
9:00am – Drop off
9:10am – Power Skating
10:00am – Nutrition Break
11:10am – Puck Control
12:00pm – Pick Up
This is what has been said about our camps at The Pond:
“My son was in the hockey camp over the Christmas holidays. I just wanted to let you know that absolutely nothing could keep him away from that camp…he had the time of his life. All the people that were there that week were awesome to put it lightly…I would definitely recommend the camps there and would love to have Justin participate in more. In the past two years that he has played hockey, he has never been so happy or confident as he was on the ice at the Pond and now in BLOMHA“
