Conditioning Camp

The Hawks Athletic Club Conditioning Camp will provide hockey players, from Novice to Peewee, the opportunity to enhance their conditioning, puck handling and skating skills in preparation for the 2019/2020 hockey season. Hockey players who have enhanced their conditioning in Hawks Athletic Club Conditioning Camp will be prepared to perform at a higher level during the fall evaluations and team selection processes. As well, these players will be able to recover quicker after the intense physical exertion associated with the game of hockey and will be less prone to injury.

Week One (Aug 19-23, 2019, Russ Barnes Arena)

Week Two (Aug 26-30, 2019, Londonderry Arena)

TWO WAYS TO REGISTER:

1. NEW!  Register online (opens on June 8th):  HOCKEY CANADA ONLINE REGISTRATION

2. Download and print the 2019 CONDITIONING CAMP FORM.  Mail, or scan and email to registrar@hawksathletics.ca

About the instructors

Player Camp - Corey Chorneyko is returning this year as our instructor for all age groups.  Corey works at the St Edmund Hockey academy, is an assistant instructor for Millar power skating and has worked for a few different hockey schools such as the Jasper Summer hockey camp, TASZ hockey camp and the NAIT summer hockey camp.

NAIT Ooks (ACAC)

• ACAC Men’s Hockey Academic All Canadian (2017/2018)
• ACAC Second All- Conference Team (2017/2018)
• NAIT Ooks Captain (2017/2018)
• ACAC Top Scholastic Achiever (2016/2017)
• ACAC Second All- Conference Team (2016/2017)
• NAIT Ooks Captain (2016/2017)
• ACAC Champion (2015/2016)

Spruce Grove Saints (AJHL)

• AJHL Champion (2013/2014)
• AJHL (North) All- Star Team (2013/2014)
• AJHL Playoff MVP (2013/2014)
• Spruce Grove Saints Captain (2013/2014)
• AJHL Champion (2010/2011)
• AJHL (North) All- Rookie Team (2010/2011)

Goalie Camp / All Categories - The Hawks are pleased to introduce Brendan Jensen as our Goalie Instructor for our Goalie Camp. Brendan currently plays at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology in the ACAC (Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference). During his minor hockey career, he won 3 California State championships and was also chosen to represent the United States in an Under-17 five-nation tournament overseas. Brendan played Junior hockey in the NAHL, WHL and USHL, finishing up his Junior hockey with the Fargo Force. In 2011 he attended the Vancouver Canucks rookie camp in Penticton, B.C. Brendan has been working with Above the Crease Goaltending for the past 2 winters and owns his own goalie school in the U.S.