By combining proper contact mechanics with real game scenarios, players develop a physical skill set that transfers directly to competition and sets them apart.

March 14- 22 |  Starting at $60

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PLAY Contact Hockey…With Purpose

Elite EDges Hockey Development

Every drill is developed with structured progressions and real-game scenarios, and athletes learn how to confidently give and receive contact while staying balanced, controlled, and effective in competition.

01
Safe & Effective Mechanics

Players learn proper techniques to safely deliver and absorb contact while maintaining balance and control.

02
Body Position & Puck Protection

Athletes develop the ability to protect the puck using strong body positioning and intelligent contact.

03
Winning Space in Tight Areas

We focus on small-area situations where players must use physical awareness to create time and space.

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CAMP DETAILS

  • Day 1 | March 14

    8-9 AM | Aurora Community Center McAlpine Ford

    Players are introduced to the fundamentals of contact hockey, focusing on proper stance, balance, and body positioning. We emphasize safe mechanics for initiating and receiving contact, along with understanding angles and spacing to stay in control.

  • DAY 2 | March 15

    8-9 AM | Aurora Community Center McAlpine Ford

    This session focuses on handling pressure. Players learn how to absorb contact safely, maintain balance through impact, and protect the puck using strong body positioning in motion and along the boards

  • DAY 3 | March 21

    8-9 AM | Aurora Community Center McAlpine Ford

    Athletes are taught how to deliver contact legally and effectively in game-like situations. Emphasis is placed on timing, approach angles, and decision-making to separate opponents from the puck without overcommitting.

  • DAY 4 | March 22

    8-9 AM | Aurora Community Center McAlpine Ford

    The final session brings everything together through competitive drills and small-area game scenarios. Players apply contact skills in real-time situations, learning how to win space, regain possession, and play physical hockey with confidence and purpose.