Fundamentals & Skill Development

Hockey Saskatchewan is excited to be bringing back our provincial Goaltending Camps. These camps will be two days and will be open to any Female or Male goalie from Under-13 to Under-18.

Goalie camp testimonials from previous years:

"This goalie camp was awesome, and we were pretty excited to hear that Daniel (Increase Performance) was running it.  We started with Daniel in August 2020 and we can easily say he has been one of Cade's favorite coaches to work with.  In the few months that we have been working with Daniel, Cade has shown some huge improvement in his performance on the ice.  And his off-ice motivation and work ethic has also improved.

Daniel's attention to detail and his ability to connect with the kids is fantastic and a skill not many possess.  He is very motivational, and he pushes the kids to excel in a very positive way.  His passion and drive give him the ability to transform any average goalie into something more which gives the goalies more confidence in their performance, both on and off the ice.

He has done a fantastic job working with Cade and we truly cannot say enough good things about Daniel and Increase Performance!  Looking forward to working more with him in the future!"

                           -Cade Mitchell

"I feel much more confident in my positioning and movement in the crease. I can’t believe how much I improved after just 2 days. Daniel was fantastic and we will be reaching out to him to see about more training for her."

                       - Emma Giesbrecht

Developing Goaltending PD Days

WHAT?

Hockey Saskatchewan is looking forward to hosting camps within multiple Minor Hockey Associations aligning with the school divisions' Personal Development Days (or PD Days).

There is no limit to the number of sessions that will be hosted. Each ice session will be 60 minutes and will have a maximum of 6 goalies on the ice. The ice sessions are strictly skating and movements.

WHO?

U11-U18 goalies (Female or Male)

WHERE & WHEN?

Register Here