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Sylvan Lake Hockey Camp
SLHC consists of six All Skills sessions, two Goaltender sessions, and one All Girls session.
SLHC sessions begin July 9 and go through to August 29. The age range is 5 years to 17 years in all sessions except "All Girls" and "Goaltender", which are 5 years and up.
Jasper Hockey Camp
JHC includes one All Skills session in beautiful Jasper, Alberta. With complete off-ice training facilities to compliment an already accomplished on-ice program.
Hockey Alberta/Hockey Canada Long Term Player Development Initiative
Athletes Make Better Hockey Players
“The Better The Athlete, The More Complete The Player”
42 Years Of Excellence
For 42 years, the Sylvan lake Hockey Camp has had a program that encompassed both on ice and off ice training. Four years ago, our program embraced the ‘Long Term Player Development’ initiative encouraged by Hockey Canada and Hockey Alberta, one that strongly recommends cross training to cultivate athleticism. It is also the cornerstone of their ‘Alternate Season Development Program’ sanction process.
Realizing a strong need for proper direction of off season training, the four Western Branches of Hockey Canada, have come together with criteria and performance measures for organizations to help deliver this programming. The Sylvan Lake Hockey Camp is indeed, proud to follow these guidelines to assure our customers that we are offering the latest in training and programming standards.
Sanctioned Alternate Season Development Provider
The LTPD program is age specific training adaptable to all abilities. The SLHC on ice program uses the latest in success oriented drills to develop the hockey skills while the off ice sessions includes age appropriate physical training including exercise drills and other sports or even simple games to develop other motor skills and hence, athleticism.
The better the athlete the more complete the hockey player.
HOCKEY ALBERTA/HOCKEY CANADA LONG TERM PLAYER DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE
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Summer Activities in Sylvan Lake
Sylvan Lake Community Program Guide Spring/Summer 2018 Did you know there are many summer activities available for brothers and sisters of your Hockey Camp player, and for Parents too? Check out the Community Guide and plan what else to do while at Camp! NexSource Centre Summer Camps that run all summer long – A different…
SLHC Moves into Our New Home at the NexSource Centre!!
The long anticipated wait is over! After nearly two decades, several studies and plans, and one near tragedy turned opportunity, the Sylvan Lake Hockey Camp resides in their new home. Following the collapse, in January of 2014, of the Sylvan Lake Arena – original home of the camp for 40 years – plans for a…
Canadian Red Cross/SLHC RespectEd Program Returns
We welcome back Carlia Schwab and The Canadian Red Cross Respect Education Course for the 4th year! As a result of the number of students and the demographics of age and diverse location of where our participants come from the Canadian Red Cross RespectEd program designed for and exclusively delivered to SLHC participants will be…
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I attended a few hockey camps every summer. The one that stands our for me the most was the Sylvan Lake Hockey School. I'm from St. Albert, AB. Sylvan Lake was about an hour and a half away and my grandpa would take to the school for the week and we would camp there.
The school stands out to me because they not only taught on ice and had plenty of instructors, but had off ice teaching about hockey skills as well. I also liked that at the end of the week of skill they broke us up and had one final big game where we played. Most of all it was the time I got to spend camping with my family that I enjoyed the most.