Taking place at the Arenas at Woodbridge in New Jersey, this camp is for players looking to improve their hockey skills and overall game.

WHAT TO EXPECT:
Skating and Edges: Including proper body position, correct use of inside and outside edges, balance and agility so players can wring the most power out of each stride.

Stickhandling and Crossovers: Stickhandling technique, including proper hand placement, head position and location of puck on the stick. We also cover crossover technique, demonstrating the most efficient use of edges to generate maximum speed and power.

Power Turns and Backwards Skating: Proper body position and edge control while executing power turns so players can quickly and efficiently change direction. Backward strides and crossovers are also covered.

Pivots and Checking: Instruction on transitions so players can smoothly move from skating forwards to backwards or backwards to forwards without losing speed. We also introduce checking – both how to safely give and receive a check – so young players are familiar with this skill once checking becomes a regular part of their game.

Game situation confrontational drills: We teach the game of hockey. Our “Game Situation” drills will focus on the Forward and Defenseman aspects of real game play. Defenseman – angling, gap control, net play, support drills, at the point, odd and even man rushes, pinning and checking. Forwards – winning the battles, attacking the triangle, power moves, tipping, odd and even man rushes, puck protection and checking. These drills will help each player understand the game and teach reaction with confidence. 4 hours of ice each day.

Taking place at the Cranston Veterans Memorial Ice Rink in Cranston, RI, this camp is for players looking to improve their hockey skills and overall game. These camps will be run by Cranston Reds Coach Dave Bucci.

WHAT TO EXPECT:
Skating and Edges: Including proper body position, correct use of inside and outside edges, balance and agility so players can wring the most power out of each stride.

Stickhandling and Crossovers: Stickhandling technique, including proper hand placement, head position and location of puck on the stick. We also cover crossover technique, demonstrating the most efficient use of edges to generate maximum speed and power.

Power Turns and Backwards Skating: Proper body position and edge control while executing power turns so players can quickly and efficiently change direction. Backward strides and crossovers are also covered.

Pivots and Checking: Instruction on transitions so players can smoothly move from skating forwards to backwards or backwards to forwards without losing speed. We also introduce checking – both how to safely give and receive a check – so young players are familiar with this skill once checking becomes a regular part of their game.

Game situation confrontational drills: We teach the game of hockey. Our “Game Situation” drills will focus on the Forward and Defenseman aspects of real game play. Defenseman – angling, gap control, net play, support drills, at the point, odd and even man rushes, pinning and checking. Forwards – winning the battles, attacking the triangle, power moves, tipping, odd and even man rushes, puck protection and checking. These drills will help each player understand the game and teach reaction with confidence. 2 hours of ice each day.

This camp is one of the player’s favorite! We teach the game of hockey. Our “Game Situation” drills will focus on the Forward and Defenseman aspects of real game play.

Defenseman – angling, gap control, net play, support drills, at the point, odd and even man rushes, pinning and checking.

Forwards – winning the battles, attacking the triangle, power moves, tipping, odd- and even-man rushes, puck protection and checking.

These drills will help each player understand their specific position and teach reaction with confidence. During the on ice (Minimum 5 Hours) and one-hour classroom talks each day, we’ll cover power skating, forward and backward strides, proper body positioning, explosive forward and backward acceleration, high-speed starts, pivots, turns and stops, and puck control.

WHAT TO EXPECT:
Using a variety of game-situation drills, we’ll teach defenseman how to angle players to keep them away from you net. In-front coverage, stepping up in the play, and closing the gap while keeping your feet moving also will be addressed. Forwards will be shown how to get open for the perfect scoring opportunity, and how to shoot and score against your opponent in game situations. Players participate in confrontational drills against players in their age group, making the drills more game-like and reactionary.

CAMP OVERVIEW:
» Check - In Sunday at 4:00 PM. Full on-ice session!
» Players will skate a minimum of 5 hours daily
» Off-ice conditioning including off ice shooting
» Team building games
» Chalk talks daily
» Daily Scrimmages
» Trip to Six Flags (may substitute ice time or day off)

Our Jr Chowder Cup AAA Day camp + Jr. Chowder Cup Tournament team try outs will feature 40 players who will battle for a spot on one of the two Walpole Jr. Express team. The team’s final rosters will be announced on July 4th at the end of the first half of the camp. Players will be chosen to participate on one of the two Jr. Express team’s which compete in the Jr. Chowder Cup Tournament July 5th - 8th at the Iorio Arena.

WHAT TO EXPECT:
Each player is offered over 20 hours of intense ice time over the first half of the camp (July 1st - 4th) 5 hours of off-ice training including strength training, speed training, balance work, core training, agility training, plyo’s, stretching techniques and much more. Each player will also be offered 5 hours of Video and Systems technique training which will included positional breakdown of forwards and defenseman, situational chalk talk of how to approach and react to game situations, systems work (players will learn about all hockey systems), fore checking systems, D-zone coverage’s, breakouts, controlled breakouts, traps, power plays and penalty killing.

CAMP OVERVIEW:
» Check - In Sunday at 4:00 PM. Full on-ice session!
» Players will skate a minimum of 4 hours daily
» Off-ice conditioning including off ice shooting
» Chalk talks daily
» Team building games
» Daily Scrimmages
» 3 Game Guarantee in Chowder Cup
» Use of Walpole Express locker rooms for storing and proper drying (equipped with de-humidification)

CAMP OPTIONS:

JCC Camp & Tournament (JCCDAY)
Sun July 1st - Wed July 4th + Tournament
$595

JCC Camp Only (JCCDAY2)
Sun July 1st - Wed July 4th (No Tournament)
$395

JCC 3 Day Camp (JCCMINI)
Mon July 2nd - Wed July 4th (No Tournament)
$195

Do you live and breathe hockey? Are you looking to improve your game alongside other highly skilled players? If so, RB Hockey’s AAA Boarding Camp is for you.

CAMP OVERVIEW:
» Check - In Sunday at 4:00 PM. Full on-ice session!
» Off-ice conditioning including off ice shooting
» Chalk talks daily
» Team building games
» Daily Scrimmages
» Trip to Six Flags (may substitute ice time or day off)

WHAT TO EXPECT:
This intense camp is strictly for elite players who will be challenged each day by complex drills, fellow elite players and the high expectations of our experienced coaching staff. Drills are designed for athletes who have already mastered the fundamentals. We utilize advanced training techniques, including on-ice over speed resistance training, and off-ice accelerated conditioning geared toward building speed, strength and endurance, to push players to their full potential. In addition, daily chalk talk and game reviews help players refine their positioning abilities and strategic skills so they can excel in every aspect of the game.

Practices:
All players will be put through up tempo practices by the Walpole Express Junior coaches. They will train with over speed drills, puck handling as well game situations.

Taking place at the Cranston Veterans Memorial Ice Rink in Cranston, RI, this camp is for High School players looking to improve their hockey skills and overall game. This will be run by Reds Coach Dave Bucci.

WHAT TO EXPECT:
Skating and Edges: Including proper body position, correct use of inside and outside edges, balance and agility so players can wring the most power out of each stride.

Stickhandling and Crossovers: Stickhandling technique, including proper hand placement, head position and location of puck on the stick. We also cover crossover technique, demonstrating the most efficient use of edges to generate maximum speed and power.

Power Turns and Backwards Skating: Proper body position and edge control while executing power turns so players can quickly and efficiently change direction. Backward strides and crossovers are also covered.

Pivots and Checking: Instruction on transitions so players can smoothly move from skating forwards to backwards or backwards to forwards without losing speed. We also introduce checking – both how to safely give and receive a check – so young players are familiar with this skill once checking becomes a regular part of their game.

Game situation confrontational drills: We teach the game of hockey. Our “Game Situation” drills will focus on the Forward and Defenseman aspects of real game play. Defenseman – angling, gap control, net play, support drills, at the point, odd and even man rushes, pinning and checking. Forwards – winning the battles, attacking the triangle, power moves, tipping, odd and even man rushes, puck protection and checking. These drills will help each player understand the game and teach reaction with confidence. 5 hours of ice each day and 1 hour class room talk.

The John Cunniff Chowder Cup, is made up of 80 teams from across the United States and Canada. It is one of the most highly scouted summer tournaments in the Country. Our Chowder cup camp will give 40 players the opportunity to earn a spot on the Walpole Express Futures team. Players born between 1992 and 1995 will have the chance to compete July 19th - 22nd in this years Chowder Cup. Players will compete in an intense week of tryouts in front of Junior coaches. The final tournament roster will be posted following camp on July 18th.

WHAT TO EXPECT:
Each player is offered over 12 hours of Ice time over the first half of the boarding camp (July 15th - 20th) 5 hours of off-ice training including strength training, speed training, balance work, core training, agility training, plyo’s, stretching techniques and much more. Each player will also be offered 5 hours of Video and Systems technique training which will included positional breakdown of forwards and defenseman, situational chalk talk of how to approach and react to game situations, systems work (players will learn about all hockey systems), fore checking systems, D-zone coverage’s, breakouts, controlled breakouts, traps, power plays and penalty killing.

CAMP OVERVIEW:
» Check - In Sunday at 4:00 PM. Full on-ice session!
» Players will skate a minimum of 4 hours daily
» Off-ice conditioning including off ice shooting
» Chalk talks daily
» Team building games
» Daily Scrimmages
» 3 Game Guarantee in Chowder Cup
» Use of Walpole Express locker rooms for storing and proper drying (equipped with de-humidification)

CAMP OPTIONS:

SCC Camp & Tournament (SCCDAY)
Sun July 15th - Wed July 18th + Tournament
$595

SCC Camp Only (SCCDAY2)
Sun July 15th - Wed July 18th (No Tournament)
$395

SCC 3 Day Camp (SCCMINI)
Mon July 16th - Wed July 18th (No Tournament)
$195

Taking place at the Cranston Veterans Memorial Ice Rink in Cranston, RI, this camp is for players looking to improve their hockey skills and overall game. These camps will be run by Cranston Reds Coach Dave Bucci.

WHAT TO EXPECT:
Skating and Edges: Including proper body position, correct use of inside and outside edges, balance and agility so players can wring the most power out of each stride.

Stickhandling and Crossovers: Stickhandling technique, including proper hand placement, head position and location of puck on the stick. We also cover crossover technique, demonstrating the most efficient use of edges to generate maximum speed and power.

Power Turns and Backwards Skating: Proper body position and edge control while executing power turns so players can quickly and efficiently change direction. Backward strides and crossovers are also covered.

Pivots and Checking: Instruction on transitions so players can smoothly move from skating forwards to backwards or backwards to forwards without losing speed. We also introduce checking – both how to safely give and receive a check – so young players are familiar with this skill once checking becomes a regular part of their game.

Game situation confrontational drills: We teach the game of hockey. Our “Game Situation” drills will focus on the Forward and Defenseman aspects of real game play. Defenseman – angling, gap control, net play, support drills, at the point, odd and even man rushes, pinning and checking. Forwards – winning the battles, attacking the triangle, power moves, tipping, odd and even man rushes, puck protection and checking. These drills will help each player understand the game and teach reaction with confidence. 5 hours of ice each day and 1 hour class room talk.

At RB Hockey’s Defenseman Camp you’ll learn critical position-specific skills and tactics, including defensive and offensive skills to gain the extra edge in game situations. Our drills will focus on the defenseman aspects of real game play. Support drills at the point, winning the 1 on 1 battles, attacking the triangle, power moves, odd and even man rushes and checking. These drills will help each player understand their specific position and teach reaction with confidence.

CAMP OVERVIEW:
» Check - In Sunday at 4:00 PM. Full on-ice session!
» Off-ice conditioning including off ice shooting
» Chalk talks daily
» Team building games
» Daily Scrimmages
» Trip to Six Flags (may substitute ice time or day off)

At RB Hockey’s Stickhandling and Shooting Camp, we focus on the specific stickhandling skills required by forwards and defensemen in order to be effective at these positions. We systematically break down the fundamentals of stickhandling and shooting at the beginning of the week and progresses to high-speed stickhandling, dekeing and shooting. Players participate in confrontational drills against players in their age group, making the drills more game-like and reactionary. Throughout the camp, players are closely monitored by our experienced instructors who give direction on improving play in each situation.

WE'LL COVER:

The camp will offer 2 hours of on-ice per day (except Wednesday).  The focus of this camp will be power skating with & without pucks.  The areas to be covered will be forward/backwards skating, edge control, crossovers, power turns and take-offs.  This camp will provide an opportunity for the player to improve both their power and speed of their skating and is a must for any player looking to take their game to the next level.

WE'LL COVER:

Our week-long “Total Skills” camp features creative and progressive drills that stress proper skating, shooting, hockey technique. This camp covers offensive and defensive strategies taught through a variety of challenging game-situation drills. Daily off-ice conditioning sessions focus on increasing speed and heightening agility, while chalk talks cover proper positioning.

CAMP OVERVIEW:
» Check - In Sunday at 4:00 PM. Full on-ice session!
» Players will skate a minimum of 4 hours daily
» Off-ice conditioning including off ice shooting
» Chalk talks daily
» Team building games
» Daily Scrimmages
» Trip to Six Flags (may substitute ice time or day off)

WHAT TO EXPECT:
Skating and Edges: Including proper body position, correct use of inside and outside edges, balance and agility so players can wring the most power out of each stride.

Stickhandling and Crossovers: Stickhandling technique, including proper hand placement, head position and location of puck on the stick. We also cover crossover technique, demonstrating the most efficient use of edges to generate maximum speed and power.

Power Turns and Backwards Skating: Proper body position and edge control while executing power turns so players can quickly and efficiently change direction. Backward strides and crossovers are also covered.

Pivots and Checking: Instruction on transitions so players can smoothly move from skating forwards to backwards or backwards to forwards without losing speed. We also introduce checking – both how to safely give and receive a check – so young players are familiar with this skill once checking becomes a regular part of their game.

Game situation confrontational drills: We teach the game of hockey. Our “Game Situation” drills will focus on the Forward and Defenseman aspects of real game play. Defenseman – angling, gap control, net play, support drills, at the point, odd and even man rushes, pinning and checking. Forwards – winning the battles, attacking the triangle, power moves, tipping, odd and even man rushes, puck protection and checking. These drills will help each player understand the game and teach reaction with confidence. 5 hours of ice each day and 1 hour class room talk.