Who offers the best hockey training for 11 and up?

[Kyndrachuk]

I get asked a lot about specialty training for kids 11 and up. If any of you folks out there would recommend the best trainers, and best for the dollar spent, I would sure appreciate it.

Any names, websites, etc., ... Thanks in advance.

[Shortsidegoal]

I get asked a lot about specialty training for kids 11 and up. If any of you folks out there would recommend the best trainers, and best for the dollar spent, I would sure appreciate it.

Any names, websites, etc., ... Thanks in advance.

http://1sthockey.com/about/

[James B Mcbain]

Instructors:

Karl Erickson
Kevin Ziegler
Shjon Podein
Cal Dietz
Bernie McBain

http://1sthockey.com/

[Cdale]

Wolfpack!

[BBgunner]

Many AAA programs keep kids on the ice during the summer and have good benefits to weigh out. Because of my location I have been a Miracle Gold guy myself. They partner with many camps and clinics too. Another non AAA option up here is FHIT and the kids who partake in this program have seen huge improvements moving up one or two teams in big associations like Blaine, Centennial, Andover, etc.
Personally if the player wants to play year round just being on the ice is a benefit the bonus comes with the coaching and training but its hard to make a mistake when you are giving your player more ice time.

[goaliewithfoggedglasses]

Ness Pro Edge Privates

Andy Ness
Troy Stevens

[Mnhockeys]

Diana Ness

[Mnhockeys]

Instructors:

Karl Erickson
Kevin Ziegler
Shjon Podein
Cal Dietz
Bernie McBain

http://1sthockey.com/

[Irish]

I've heard good things about Northern Edge. I know they have some Machine kids skating in their clinics so that speaks volumes.

Minnesota made does a good job too.

[Kyndrachuk]

I like what you had to say about huge improvements that allow kids to move up a level. That's what it's all about.

Many AAA programs keep kids on the ice during the summer and have good benefits to weigh out. Because of my location I have been a Miracle Gold guy myself. They partner with many camps and clinics too. Another non AAA option up here is FHIT and the kids who partake in this program have seen huge improvements moving up one or two teams in big associations like Blaine, Centennial, Andover, etc.
Personally if the player wants to play year round just being on the ice is a benefit the bonus comes with the coaching and training but its hard to make a mistake when you are giving your player more ice time.