SUMMER CAMPS 2010

August 3 - 7, 2010

Top Prospect 2010 Camp Brochure & Application Form

Aberdeen Recreation Complex
Aberdeen, Saskatchewan

Click here for the Aberdeen Rec Complex website

Modern goaltenders do more than just stop the puck; they are required to control the flow of the game. MTN is about keeping the puck out of the net! Keeping the puck out of the net may involve excellent rebound control, deflecting a centering pass or directing the breakout. MTN will enhance the goaltender’s ability to control the game.

MTN recognizes the need for each goaltender to strive for improvement in all facets of their game.

Goaltenders are expected to be leaders on and off the ice. Top Prospect students will be given the tools to excel up the hockey ranks.

A low 2:1 student to instructor ratio ensures attention to detail.

All goaltenders must be established Midget “AAA” or higher.

"Best goalie camp I have ever been to, in terms of all aspects of goaltending"
Lane - Midget "AAA"

By using the newest drills and training techniques, MTN works with each goaltender to become fundamentally sound and efficient.

MTN uses an analytical eye to pinpoint ways to add to the existing strengths in each goaltender’s game. MTN provides many tools that are designed to help each goaltender, not change them.

All on-ice drills are done in the defensive zone. The more game-like the drills, the better.

MTN exposes goaltenders to some of the newest training tools such as screen boards and mini pucks. To further challenge the goaltender, only Junior, College and Professional shooters are used.

MTN’s on-ice workouts are intense, energizing and fun!!

 "Having such high caliber shooters was definitely a plus and
kept the shooting sessions good and competitive. The screen
board and mini pucks were very creative and helpful...
a success overall!"
Graeme - Junior "A"

MTN’s hotstove / theory sessions provide opportunities for each goaltender to discuss issues pertaining to goaltending and elite hockey.

Video analysis is used daily to help the goaltender self-analyze and to provide a framework for building confidence.

Daily topics include mental training and preparation, on-ice tactics, off-ice training, evaluation and self-promotion.

Goaltender specific dryland training is provided ddaily to challenge and improve goaltender conditioning.

A high emphasis on the mental aspect of goaltending is what sets MTN apart from the competition.

"I have to tell you that [my son] was very impressed with your
goalie camp. He learned a lot, and we have also. Wish we could have known a lot of these things a few years sooner. We appreciate your direction and influence."
Cheryl - Goalie Mom