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Czech Weekly Ice Hockey Camps without accommodation
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Description
Czech Weekly Ice Hockey Camps without accommodation - we organize in the Czech Republic, in the form of suburban camp (from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.). We specialize in defenders, attackers and goaltenders of all age categories from 4 to 21 years. The principle of weekly ice hockey camps is to lead the player better and in the right way on and off the ice. Hockey camps by the Ice Hockey Agency Surpass do not interfere with the teams training schedules. It is not our intention to develop more physical load on the player than is within the parent club.
With us, the player is guided comprehensively both in the field of playing skills and skating technique - powerskating, and especially in the field of health exercises.
Ice hockey is a physically demanding sport and it is important to pay particular attention to medical and compensation exercises. Each player has from an early age, their habits which are hard to remove later on. Since the young age, health problems caused by poor posture, back, groin and joints pain are emerging in players. Hockey training from the Ice Hockey Agency Surpass, are focused on this issue, particularly on health and compensation exercises.
During the ice hockey camps in addition to the health exercises, we also put emphasis on skating technique, keeping the puck right - stickhandling, passing and shooting. The third important pillar is the development of players psychology.
Over many years of the Surpass ice hockey training sessions, we have a significant experience with the guidance of training sessions under the supervision of experienced coaches with international experience.
The head coach and methodologist of the Ice Hockey Agency Surpass is a world renowned coach Sean Skinner. Renowned overseas coach with more than twenty years of experience who is in the hockey world dubbed as the "stickhandling guru". Sean Skinner has collaborated for example with Russian star - Alexander Ovechkin and other NHL stars.
Program
Ice hockey camps are performed in the form of suburban camp (from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.). Leadership of the ice hockey camps is under the supervision of professional hockey and fitness coaches, physiotherapists, coaches focusing on corrective exercises and athletics coaches.
WHEN IT IS GOOD TO BEGIN WITH CAMPS?
We know how to focus on the beginning young (male and female) ice hockey players in a pre-school age of 4, for whose is the program adjusted into a kind of a kindergarten with an addition of the ice hockey The program is primarily focused on program similar to a kindergarten under a pedagogical supervision. Thus, the kids will enjoy lots of entertainment and games with an addition of the ice hockey. Ice hockey training sessions are divided into a total of two hours a day on the ice and off the ice. This prevents the overloading.
The camp in the form of suburban camp (daily from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) will take place in the premises of the multi-function hall. Hall has high quality facilities for training sessions on and off the ice.
During the day, food and accompanying program for players under the supervision of experienced coaches and pedagogical surveillance is secured. In total for the week, they undergo 10 hours of training on the ice and 10 hours of training off the ice.
| TRAINING UNIT | TIME | FORM |
|---|---|---|
| Training on the ice ON ICE | two hours a day | skating technique, powerskating, keeping the puck, stickhandling, shooting, passing, coordination exercises, games |
| Training off the ice OFF ICE, Gym | two hours a day | health exercises, coordination exercises, agility, stickhandling, gymnastic exercises, stretching exercises, psychological preparation, healthy posture, regeneration, games |
| Eating | Lunch, Snack | |
Accommodation
Camp is without accommodation.
Venue
PILSEN ICE STADIUM - KOŠUTKA
(KOOPERATIVA ARENA) MULTI-FUNCTION SPORTS HALL
Košutka Ice stadium is a multi-function sports hall with two ice rinks, fitness center and a gym. The Ice stadium also has an area with artificial turf, where the accompanying program full of games throughout the day will be held. In the place of the ice stadium is food provision secured. The Ice stadium is located in a quiet neighborhood on the outskirts of Pilsen, surrounded by nature.
ICE STADIUM SURROUNDING
Košutka city district is located in Pilsen, Bolevec, in the area of Bolevec lakes and forests.
Bolevec lakes (or Bolevec pond system) is a large ecosystem of ten ponds in the alluvium Bolevec stream and its small tributaries on the northern outskirts of the city. The pond system is in the basin is 6.5 km long Bolevecký stream. They spread out at initially elongated valley with wetlands and peat bogs at an altitude of 310-355 m on the northern edge of Pilsen basin on the southeastern slope of the Krkavec hill. Surrounding area of ponds is serving the Pilseners as a place of rest and recreation suitable for sporting activities and it is covered with dense forests, full of hiking trails and nature trails.
About the Pilsen
The royal city of Pilsen was founded in 1295 by Wenceslas II at the confluence of four rivers – the Úhlava, Úslava, Radbuza and Mže. Its advantageous location at the crossroads of major trade routes contributed to the rapid economic development of the city, which soon became a centre of cultural and humanistic traditions. The high cultural and social level of the city is reflected in its unique building development. Valuable monuments include the Gothic St. Bartholomew’s Cathedral, the Renaissance town hall, a Franciscan monastery and a Jewish synagogue. During the age of industrialization in the 19th century, industrial giants, including the Skoda engineering complex and world-famous Pilsner Urquell brewery, were founded in the city. The founding of the University of West Bohemia and a bishopric added further cultural and spiritual dimensions to the city.
Today, Pilsen is the dynamic and modern metropolis of western Bohemia. It is home to many major firms and industrial companies, universities and medical schools. It has an extensive network of hotels and restaurants, as well as a rich cultural and sports programme and well-developed tourist infrastructure. Its exceptional quality was confirmed when it earned the title European Capital of Culture for 2015.
Pilsen covers 138 km2, and with nearly 170 thousand inhabitants, it is the fourth largest city in the Czech Republic.
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