RMU Hockey Academy

2007 Summer Hockey Camps

To succeed and survive in hockey at any level, a player must commit to training on and off the ice, and must continually develop his or her individual conditioning, skating and hockey skills. The RMU Hockey Academy at the RMU Island Sports Center offers camps and clinics for hockey players of all ages and ability levels.

Two skill development camps are offered for players who need to improve in all facets of the game. These camps are ideal for the player who has participated this past season at the B level in PAHL, House or Developmental league, or completed a Learn to Play Hockey Program.

Specialty camps are available for advanced players who wish to improve their knowledge and ability at a specific position or skill.

Players should register for programs where they will skate in the 2007-2008 season.

Skill Development Camps

Skill Development Camp I

June 25-30, 2007. 9 a.m. – noon, (Half Day) $275

This camp enhances the development of the entire hockey player. The camp concentrates on all skills, from skating, stick handling and shooting to offense and defensive skills and concepts. Each day consists of two hours of on-ice instructions and one hour of off-ice instruction. Off-ice activities may include circuit training, athletic games, and video and classroom sessions.

Skill Development Camp II

July 23-27, 2007. 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. (Full Day) $350

*SPECIAL* Students who participated in Skill Development Camp I receive a discounted rate of $295 for Skill Development Camp II

This camp builds on skills learned in Skill Development Camp I, including advanced one-on-one moves, team concepts, goal scoring theory and power skating. Each day includes three hours of on-ice instruction and three hours of off-ice instruction. Please bring your own lunch.

Advanced Specialty Camps

Power Skating Camp

July 9-20, 2007. 9 a.m. – noon (Half Day) $275

Mite / Squirt - July 9-13

Pee Wee / Bantam - July 16-20

This camp, taught by world-renowned power skating instructor Marianne Watkins, is designed to maximize a player’s skating potential by focusing on hockey-specific skating skills. Each player is instructed in techniques to improve stride length, lateral movement, acceleration, agility and more.

Checking Camp

July 9-13, 2007. 1:30 – 5 p.m. (Half Day) $275

Pee Wee / Bantam

This camp focuses on body contact, angling, pinning, giving and receiving a check, and more. This camp is for players at or entering a checking level of play and is designed to remove fears and apprehensions about body checking. Each day consists of two hours of on-ice instruction and one hour of off-ice instruction.

Forward / Defensemen Camp

July 9-20, 2007. 1 – 4 p.m. (Half Day) $275

Mite / Squirt - July 9-13

Pee Wee / Bantam - July 16-20

This camp focuses on the specifics of playing forward or defense. All position players are on the ice together but are spit by position for the first hour and will then compete in game situation drills for the second hour. Forwards will learn concepts and theories about scoring, making plays, one-on-one play, attacking on the rush and more. Defensemen will learn concepts about defensive zone play, stick and body positioning, net front play, offensive blue line play and more. Each camp is limited to 20 forwards and 15 defensemen.

Pre-Season Camps

AA/AAA Conditioning Camp

July 30-August 17, 2007. 1 – 4 p.m. (Half Day) $135

Pee Wee Monday July 30th, August 6th & 13th

Bantam Wednesday August 1st, 8th, & 15th

Midget / High School Friday August 3rd, 10th, & 17th

Each day consists of two hours of on-ice instruction and one hour of off-ice instruction. Instruction will include high-tempo on-ice drills, game situation drills and conditioning skating.

You must be rostered on a AA or AAA team for the upcoming 2007-08 season to participate in any of the above pre-season conditioning camps.

Checking / Scoring Camp

July 31-August 16, 2007. 1 – 4 p.m. (Half Day) $135

AA / AAA Tuesday July 31st, August 7th & 14th

A / B / House Thursday August 2nd 9th, & 16th

Each day consists of two hours of on-ice instruction and one hour of off-ice instruction. Instruction will include checking drills along with absorbing contact and self protection on ice as well as incorporating scoring concepts as it applies to

For additional information please contact:

Blaine Buterbaugh 412-397-4475 or

Bob Arturo 412-397-4456 or

Nate Handrahan 412-397-4478 or

RMU Hockey Academy

2007 Summer Hockey Camps

Registration Form

Player Name ______Parent Name______

Address ______

City ______St. ______Zip ______

Home Phone ( _____) ______Cell Phone ( _____) ______

e-mail ______

DOB ______/______/______Jersey Size q-YXL q-S q-M q-L q-XL

2007-08 Team______Position______

Please check group for which you are registering:

Level Date Fee

q Skill Development I June 25 -30 (AM) $275

q Skill Development II July 23 -27 (Full Day) $350

q Skill Development I & II $570

q Power Skating Camp July 9 -13 (AM) $275

q Checking Camp July 9-13 (PM) $275

q Forward/Defenseman Camp July 9-13 (PM) $275

q Power Skating Camp July 16-20 (AM) $275

q Forward/Defenseman Camp July 16-20 (PM) $275

Pre-Season Camps

q Conditioning – Pee Wee Mondays (PM) $135

q Conditioning – Pee Wee Wednesdays (PM) $135

q Conditioning – Pee Wee Fridays (PM) $135

q Checking/scoring - AA/AAA Tuesdays (PM) $135

q Conditioning –A/B/House Thursdays (PM) $135

Total Due: $______

Less Deposit: $______

Balance Due: $______

50%of the total is required to register your child for the program

Please make check payable to RMU Island Sports Center and mail to:

RMU Island Sports Center

c/o Blaine Buterbaugh * 7600 Grand Avenue * Pittsburgh, PA 15225

Discounts Available For Summer Camps

If you register for two camps in one week the second camp is $200. If you register two siblings in one week for the same camp, the second child skates for $200. Goalies can attend camps at a discounted rate of $100 for half day camps, $175 for full day camps. (Discount does not apply to goalies in the power skating camps).
Robert Morris University Island Sports Center

WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY

I, the undersigned, acknowledge the inherent risks involved in any sporting activity, particularly the sporting activity that I intend to participate in at the RMU Island Sports Center. Accordingly, in consideration of being allowed to participate in Skating/Hockey (the “Activity”) and intending to be legally bound, I, the undersigned, do hereby, for myself, my heirs, executors and/or administrators agree to the following:

1. I attest that am physically fit for the Activity. I will assume my own medical and emergency expenses in the event of an accident or other incapacity or injury resulting from or occurring in my participation.

2. I agree that prior to participating the Activity, I will inspect the training/competition area and all equipment to be used, and if, through my inspection, I determine that anything related to the Activity is unsafe, I will immediately notify an official of the RMU Island Sports Center of this unsafe condition and will not participate in the Activity until this condition is corrected.

3. I hereby waive, release, discharge and covenant not to sue, Robert Morris University, RMU Island Sports Center, its affiliates, agents, associates, officers, directors, owners, employees and representatives (collectively “releasees”) from demands, losses or damages, including without limitation, any injury, death, or damage to property that may be suffered by me whether caused or alleged to be caused in whole or in part by releasees or any other party’s actions or inactions, or otherwise, and agree to indemnify releasees from any and all third party claims caused in whole or in part by my actions.

I acknowledge that I have read and understood all the above.

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Participant Date

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Parent if participant is under 18 Date