Pricing is dependent on the program duration and level (e.g., Beginner vs. Pro). Prospective students must **contact the school directly** for current rate sheets and package options.

Dates and specific facility locations (e.g., in the Greater Toronto Area) are announced on the **official school website’s registration portal**. Programs often run during the summer and key holiday breaks.

Elite programs prioritize personalized instruction, targeting a ratio of **2 goalies per net maximum**, with a dedicated, high-level instructor at every station.

Yes, the school often coordinates lodging or suggests hotel partners for out-of-area and international students. Details must be confirmed during registration.

Call for details. (Typically: Camps are multi-day immersion; Clinics are short, specialized sessions; Private lessons are 1-on-1, customized training.)

Programs are **tiered to accommodate all levels**, typically including Minor Hockey, U16/U18, Junior (OHL/NCAA), and dedicated Pro-level groups.

A typical day includes multiple sessions: morning on-ice technical work, a classroom session with video, a **classroom mindset session**, an off-ice/dryland training block, and an afternoon on-ice game simulation session.

Policies vary by program and registration date. Applicants should **contact the administration office directly for details**.

Call the office for details.

For intensive and Pro camps, it is common to have a **dedicated AT or medical personnel** present to manage injuries, recovery treatments, and equipment needs.

The philosophy centers on mastering **Technical Precision, Athletic Movement, and Mental Toughness**. Continually integrating innovative techniques to match the evolving professional game.

Skating and movement are considered **fundamental**. A significant portion of on-ice time is dedicated to goalie-specific mobility.

**Both are utilized**. Coaches often use on-ice video tools (e.g., iPads) for **real-time feedback** during drills, supplemented by longer **classroom video analysis** sessions using game footage.

Mental training focuses on developing **resilience, focus techniques, effective self-talk**, and strategies to quickly reset after mistakes, emphasizing a professional, growth-oriented mindset.

Yes. To simulate game intensity, camps are supplied with **high-calibre shooters**, often including Junior A, NCAA, or professional players, ensuring realistic pace and shot quality.

Yes, puck handling is a critical modern goalie skill. Dedicated sessions and drills are integrated to improve passing, shooting, and decision-making behind the net.

Off-ice training is **goalie-specific**, led by certified professionals, focusing on **core stability, lower body power, agility, flexibility, and recovery** to enhance on-ice movement efficiency and longevity.

Training emphasizes mastering **depth and angle management**, ensuring the goalie’s body is consistently square to the puck and optimizing save selection based on the shooter’s position and the flow of play.

Rebound control is trained through specific drill sequences focusing on hand positioning, body coverage, and **directional kicking/deadening of the puck** to safe areas away from threats.

Yes, instruction on proper equipment fit, maintenance, and strategic adjustments (e.g., pad strap tension, skate sharpening) is typically included to maximize performance and safety.

Jon Elkin has extensive NHL experience, including serving as an NHL Goalie Coach and currently holding the title of **Director of Goaltending for the Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL)**, in addition to over 40 years of goaltending instruction.

The school has developed numerous NHL talents, including **Stanley Cup Champions and current NHL starters**.

Due to the lead coach’s active NHL role, the curriculum is **immediately current**, focusing on modern tactics, advanced tracking, and high-pressure situational awareness.

Evaluation is continuous, utilizing **on-ice observation and video review feedback**. Good communication is a focal point of the program.

While not a scouting service, attending a reputable camp with high-level shooters and NHL-affiliated coaches provides **direct exposure**, and the endorsement is often a valuable asset on a goalie’s resume.

The philosophy **encourages multi-sport participation** for younger goalies to develop overall athleticism, agility, and motor skills, aligning with modern development science.

Some elite camps include dedicated classroom sessions or **Q&A periods for parents**, focusing on navigating the development pathway (Junior, NCAA), nutrition, and the mental aspects of the position.

Game scenario training is integrated into dedicated on-ice sessions, focusing on complex situations such as **penalty kills, odd-man rushes, screened shots, and point shots with traffic**.

Training balances both: high-repetition drills are used to solidify technical muscle memory, while **decision-making drills** (with live shooters) are used to develop the required Hockey IQ and composure under pressure.

Yes, with extensive experience at the Junior and NHL levels, the coaching and administrative staff can offer general guidance and mentorship on **recruiting timelines, expectations, and necessary development steps**.