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Women-in-Hockey Digest Wednesday, July 29 1998 Volume 01 : Number 256
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First Line Hockey School
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Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1998 23:45:30 -0700
From: Bec Kemp
Subject: First Line Hockey School
So many people have personally emailed me for more info about this unique
Pacific Northwest camp that I thought I would resend the info in more
detail......
Adult Women's Camp held at Olympic View Ice Arena in Lynnwood, Washington.
August 8th and 9th but if demand exceeds enrollment another camp will be
held the following weekend.
Make checks payable and send to:
FIRST LINE HOCKEY SCHOOL
10124 - 3rd Pl. S.E.
Everett, WA 98205
(425) 335-0389
email: email@hidden
First Line Hockey School is pleased to announce it's first female all adult
hockey camp. We at First Line are excited about bringing this camp to you,
the female hockey player. This group is often the most neglected in hockey
instruction, despite being possibly the group most enthusiastic in wanting
to learn the game.
We strongly believe in teaching the fundamental, individual skills that
each hockey player needs to be successful. These skills include proper
skating technique, puck handling, passing, and shooting. Positional play
and other aspects will also be highlighted.
This will be a fantastic opportunity to learn more about hockey while in a
positive atmosphere with your peers.
Refreshments will be provided!
Cost: $110. (U.S.)
Saturday 1 pm to 5:15 pm
Sunday 11:45 am to 3:45 pm
Camp Highlights:
4 one half hour classroom sessions designed to introduce and reinforce
skills learned on the ice. Q & A to address your specific concerns and
topics not covered on the ice.
4 hours on the ice to apply concepts learned in the classroom.
5 to 1 player to coach ratio!
Approx 1 hour 20 minutes dedicated to Power Skating and proper skating
technique, instruction emphasizing on a full efficient stride, balance, and
edge control.
Approx 1 hour 20 minutes of puckhandling drills to gain confidence while
carrying the puck.
Approx 1 hour 20 minutes of drills to improve your wrist, backhand, and
snap shots.
Coaches......
We have assembled some the finest male and FEMALE instructors in the local
area to help you with your development.
Kevin Urbanski
Director/Head Instructor
Seattle Junior Hockey Association Coach, 94 - present
Olympic View Camps: Director/Head Instructor
Planet Hockey: Instructor
John Carratu
Director/Head Instructor
Seattle Junior Hockey Association Coach, 96 - present
Olympic View Camps: Instructor/Goal Instructor
Vincent's Power Skating
Jill Owen
Instructor
Seattle Junior Hockey Association Coach, Girl's Midget
National Finalists
Olympic View Hockey Camps
Pete O'Shanna
Seattle Junior Hockey Association Coach, Girl's Midget
National finalists
Coach, Wentworth College
Shannon Bryant
Seattle Junior Hockey Association Coach, Girl's Midget
National finalists
Division 1, Brown University
This should be a fun and educational weekend, hope to see many of you there!
Please contact (425) 335-0389 for more info or to sign up!
Bec Kemp
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wherever you go, there you are!
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Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1998 14:45:30 -0400
From: "Algoma Training Board"
Subject: Catcher
Hi yah!
I just bought a new catcher (Vaughn Vision 5550) and I'm wondering
how to break it in.
I have a goalie camp next week so I'd like to be able to break it in
quickly. Any suggestions?
Carrie#35
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