Hockey Hi-Lites has an outstanding staff of experienced coaches, all with excellent teaching credentials. They have unmatched skills, and quality leadership and instruction. We offer a variety of programs, all geared towards specific goals to challenge our players, regardless of their skill level.
We succeed by establishing high standards for all students. Our blend of maximizing ice use, positive reinforcement, one-on-one attention, and high intensity, encourages each student to reach their maximum potential.
The program curriculum is led by a low 4:1 player to Instructor ratio. This provides our players with a complete and innovative hockey experience.
Player Development Programs
Stratford
Power Skating
July 16, 23, 30 & August 13, 20, 2023
The ability to skate well is the foundation that all hockey players need if they want to succeed at any level of their game.
Offence vs Defence
July 31, August 1, 2, 3 & 4, 2023
This program aims to challenge Forwards or Defenders to improve their skills that are specific to their roles on the ice and enhance their hockey IQ.
Total Skills
August 14, 15, 16, 17 & 18, 2023
This program will focus on challenging players to enhance skating and puck skills. Elevating their game and reaching their full potential.
Goderich
Girls Exclusive
August 21, 22, 23, 24 & 25, 2023
Geared to challenging competitive players looking to maximize their skills in skating, puck handling & control, passing, shooting, and individual & team tactics.
Total Skills
August 28, 29, 30, 31 & September 1, 2023
This program will focus on challenging players to enhance skating and puck skills. Elevating their game and reaching their full potential.
Power Skating
September 5, 6, 7 & 8, 2023
The ability to skate well is the foundation that all hockey players need if they want to succeed at any level of their game.
Selecting a Hockey School
When hockey season comes to an end, parents and players will consider various development camp opportunities to participate in during the off-season. Spring and summer are the best times of the year to positively influence the development of your player and enhance their skillset. It’s important to consider which programs can increase a child’s confidence, while also bringing out their full potential.
What makes a good development camp?
Respectable schools will focus on hockey-specific skating, technique instruction, individual skill development, player development, and practical teaching (not just “doing”). It’s also important to look for a school that promotes small groups of players (low player to instructor ratio), and most importantly, schools that have experienced, skilled instructors.
Quality instructors are, without a doubt, the most important factor when selecting a hockey school. The most productive learning environment is when players can first see a skill illustrated, hear it explained, and then be given the opportunity to perform it themselves.