THE BENOIT BARBEAU PRE-SEASON CAMP




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To meet the growing demand, a Pre-Season Camp is also being offered this year. The purpose of this newly-developed camp is to help players get back in shape and prepare for the upcoming season. Its day-camp format includes three hours of ice-time per day for each group, including a one-hour game. In addition, 90 minutes of off-ice activities are planned. As usual, goaltenders are fully integrated in the different groups.

This is the ideal complement to the traditional Hockey School, complete with the same commitment to quality expected from Hockey Benoit Barbeau. Players will be motivated and ready for the new season while practising skating and puck control movements, and developing their vision of the game and decision-making skills. Give your kids a fair advantage over their team mates and a chance to have some good, clean fun!

The BENOIT BARBEAU PRE-SEASON CAMP is a great opportunity to develop new skills or perfect other concepts taught during the season � all at an affordable price. Students in our Camp are divided into three separate groups (see below) to cater to the various ages and skill levels.

The Benoit Barbeau Summer Hockey School

Although great on its own, the Pre-Season Camp is even more effective when combined with the Benoit Barbeau Summer Hockey School, offered in early July every summer at the YMCA Arena in Montreal. Focusing on teaching and educational methods, the Hockey School gives players the opportunity to develop their skills and learn the basics of hockey in a unique environment.

Registering for the Benoit Barbeau Pre-Season Camp is easy.  Simply print out the special registration form and return it with your deposit to the address at the bottom of the form.


MOST COACHING STAFF ARE PHYSICAL
EDUCATORS SPECIALIZED IN HOCKEY

 

 PROGRAM DETAILS

Group A (maximum 30 players):

Intended for 2nd year Novice players, Atom B players
and 1st year Atom A players in 2006-2007

Three hours of ice time per day, including a one-hour game

A 90-minute game and activities period

Group lunch (players bring their own lunch)

Cost: $300

Group B (maximum 30 players):

Intended for 2nd year Atom A players, double letter
Atom players, 1st year double letter Pee-Wee players,
Pee-Wee A-B players in 2006-2007. All other candidates will be
evaluated individually

Three hours of ice time per day, including a one-hour game

A 90-minute game and activities period

Group lunch (players bring their own lunch)

Cost: $300

Group C (maximum 30 players):

Intended for 2nd year Pee-Wee A and double letter players,
Bantam A and double letter players, Midget players in 2006-
2007 and more

Three hours of ice time per day, including a one-hour game

A 90-minute game and activities period

Group lunch (players bring their own lunch)

Cost: $300

Goaltenders (all groups):

Review of basic techniques

Three hours of ice time per day, including a one-hour game

A 90-minute game and activities period

Group lunch (players bring their own lunch)

Cost: $300

 DATES

Monday to Friday

One five-day session is available:

August 6 - 10, 2007 in Montreal, Quebec

 REQUIRED MATERIAL

Full equipment, except a hockey sweater

Two (2) hockey sticks in good condition

Players bring their own lunch

Running shoes and athletic wear for activities and
games

 LOCATION
YMCA Arena
4567 Hochelaga Street
Montreal, Quebec
Canada
H1V 1C8

Tel: (514) 255-4651

              Map to the YMCA

Receive a bonus Hockey Benoit
Barbeau promotional article when you
register for both sessions



 MORE INFORMATION


We'd be happy to send you additional information.   Just contact us at the address below.

Hockey Benoit Barbeau Inc.
6970 Mazarin Street
Montreal, Quebec
Canada
H4E 2X7

Tel:  (514) 766-7423
Fax:  (514) 766-9712


Last Modified: October 25, 2006
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