2010 ULTIMATE HOCKEY CAMP! 

New for 2010, our hockey partners from around the region will be joining forces for a one of a kind Washington All-Stars Ultimate Hockey Camp! We have limited slots for players and goalies at our camp.  The camp is open to the general publc and rostered Washington All-Stars players.

NO ON-SITE SIGNUPS OR DROP-INS WILL BE PERMITTED-  YOU MUST PRE-REGISER.

Can’t attend all five sessions?

Pick A Plan That Works For You:

All 5 Sessions: $349

Any 4 out of 5 Sessions: $299

Any 3 out of 5 Sessions $249

Any 2 out of 5 Sessions: $199

1 Session : $149

Register online here:

http://www.washingtonallstars.com/index.php?option=com_rsform&Itemid=18

Our Hockey Camp Staff:

For the last 2 years, Mark Nemish has been the Washington Capitals strength and conditioning coach.  Previously, Mark  was the strength & conditioning coach with the Nashville Predators for 6 years.  He has over 17 years of experience in the field of athletic performance and is owner of Dynamic Sports Performance (DSP).  Mark and his Dynamic Sports Performance staff will be conducting dry-land training during the camp. DSP has a high performance training facility coupled with a high performance coaching staff geared toward training athletes of all ages and sporting backgrounds. http://www.dspashburn.com

Darren Hersh and the Goalie Academy, the premier goalie camp on the east coast, will work with our goalies at the camp. Darren is the goalie coach for Penn State University and the US Naval Academy D-1 program. He is a former pro goalie with experience in the AHL, ECHL, & CHL.  http://www.goalieacademy.com  Darren also runs Progressive Hockey Development (PHD) which is a synthetic ice training facility dedicated to the skill development of all hockey players. The facility is geared towards making fundamental hockey skill development fun, interesting, and effective. http://www.phdice.com

This year we are fortunate to have as our guest instructor, Sean Berkstresser.  Sean is a standout forward for the ECHL Johnstown Chiefs.    Sean made his professional debut with Wheeling after completing his career at NCAA D-1 Robert Morris University.  In 2009-2010 for the Johnstown Chiefs, Sean had  43 points in 69 games, including 22 goals.

Fredrik Nygren is one of the premier hockey instructors in the Mid-Atlantic region, coaching several Team Maryland AAA teams.  His intense Swedish style of coaching and instruction will certainly provide all our players a great opportunity to learn the game of hockey from a European perspective.  Fredrik also provides private instruction during the regular hockey season to both youth hockey players in our region and NHL players alike.  He has frequently trained, one-on-one, with NHL great- Michael Nylander and others. Fredrik started his coaching career in 2002 in Stockholm. Since that he has coached at a high level within the Swedish youth program and has developed his talents as a master skills instructor. Fredrik sums his hockey philosophy up as “Hockey with high speed and individual skills, where the individual skill development and endurance are the primary focus with the aim to develop the collective team.”

Christopher Hamell, current head coach for Sweden's Elite IFK Tumba Hockey Club will travel to the USA to coach exclusively for the Washington All-Stars.  Coach Hamell has coached both boys and women's travel hockey teams.  His teams have finished second in the Swedish National Championships and Third place in the European Championships.  He presently head coaches the IFK Tumba Team 1995. 

RJ Zeigler, an accomplished Power Skating instructor.  RJ directs his Pro Intensity Hockey Camps at the Prince William Ice Center. He is Executive Director of Coaching and Player Development, Prince William Hockey Club. RJ is currently Head coach for the Virginia Express Junior B Hockey Club.   Born and raised in Northern Virginia, RJ played for the Northern Virginia Hockey Club, Reston Raiders, Washington Little Caps, and Washington Junior Caps. RJ was selected as one of 40 participants for USA Hockey Select Camp at the Olympic Training Center in the summer of 1996. He played two seasons as captain for the Washington Junior Capitals, finishing second on the team in scoring his final season (76 points in 41 games).  RJ was First Team All Met League in the 1999-2000 season.

The camp will take place on the following dates:

Cabin John Ice Rink

10610 Westlake Dr
Bethesda, MD 20817
(301) 365-2246

Saturdays:

TIMES & Dates

5/15

Off-Ice Training: 7:00p-7:30p

Ice Session : 8:00p-9:30p

5/22, 6/12   

Ice Session : 4:30p-6:00p

Off-Ice Training: 6:30p-7:00p

6/5

Off-Ice Training: 5:45p-6:15p

Ice Session:  6:45p-8:05p

7/10

Off-Ice Training: 5:15p-5:45p

Ice Skills Session:  6:15p-7:35p