THE TWIST DIFFERENCE
Spring high Performance Hockey Camp
"TWIST'S Spring High Performance Hockey Camp is a 12-week dryland training camp that will give athletes the on-ice edge they are looking for"
What if we told you that we have the secret guaranteed to make you a better hockey player – stronger, faster, with more stamina, shot power and reactivity? You’d want in on that, wouldn’t you?
Well, now you can!
Our patented TWIST Hockey Training Systems have helped over a 1000 junior hockey players make the jump to college or pro hockey. We have trained over 800 professional hockey players and had over 150 players drafted to the NHL.
That’s a track record that can’t be beat!
What you can expect to gain from the camp?
- Improved skating mechanics, edge control, powerful long & low skating stride
- Explosive top-end speed, first-step quickness, stopping ability & change of speed
- Multi-directional movement skills for efficient tight turns, pivots, cross-overs, stops and starts
- Whole-body strength and power both on and off the puck
- Improved posture, balance, flexibility & mobility
What’s included in the camp?
- TWIST swag bag
- Comprehensive testing & analysis
- Dryland stick handling
- Hockey specific recovery sessions for mobility & flexibility
- Mindset, Motivation & Leadership mentoring
- Exclusive discount on Power Skater sessions & our High Performance Summer Hockey Camp
“My off ice training at Twist was amazing. Their assistance with my strength, agility, mobility and all around conditioning helped me prepare for the new season”.
-Brandon Lisowsky, Saskatoon Blades, WHL
13 Weeks of Training
April 5 - June 30th
Phase 1 – Building the Foundation
April 5 – 28th
Focus is on the fundamentals of perfecting movement patterns. Athletes’ movement patterns are assessed and corrective exercises are heavily coached. Aerobic based conditioning for overall endurance.
Phase 2 – Developing the Linked System
May 3 – 26th
Building strength and muscle mass with the goal to get hockey strong. Using the movement patterns perfected in Phase 1, athletes work on full body lifts with an intro to Olympic lifting. Multi-directional movement patterns, acceleration, deceleration, plyometrics and anaerobic conditioning.
Phase 3 – Establishing Hockey Specific Movement Skills
May 30 – June 30th
Volume and intensity is slowly increased to prepare athletes for the demands of the summer hockey camp. High amplitude plyometrics + bar speed emphasis, cross over & rotational power development and anaerobic conditioning.
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