ProEdge Power – Hockey Camps in Minnesota

2024 SPRING/SUMMER/FALL HOCKEY CAMP REGISTRATION

2024 Spring/Summer/Fall Hockey Camp Registration OPEN NOW

Register for the level you will be for the 2024-2025 season.

2023-2024 Monday Mites & Squirts at Tria

FALL 2023 – EIGHT MONDAY SESSIONS – TRIA
WINTER 2024 – EIGHT MONDAY SESSIONS – TRIA
SPRING 2024 – SIX MONDAY SESSIONS – TRIA

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– Bruce Boudreau on Jonas Brodin working with Andy Ness (courtesy of Fox Sports North)

Thanks so much to Diane and Andy to taking my skating to the next level!

Blake Wheeler

Diane and Andy Ness and the entire ProEdge Power staff are extremely intelligent when it comes to an individual's need to improve their game. Whether it be skating or skills, their team will work hard to make sure your time with them is not wasted. You will see how quickly your game will improve and how your confidence on the ice as a player will grow.

Ryan McDonagh

Working with Andy is always first class! His knowledge for edge work has made myself a more efficient skater and his tempo practices incorporate everything you could ask for. I can't thank him enough for all of the off-season training.

Jared Spurgeon

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This training program is a unique opportunity for hockey players interested in improving skating, speed, strength, and ability to perform the fundamentals of the game. The main goal is to attempt all skills at uncomfortably fast speed so that in the future this speed will be your new “comfort zone.” Skaters must also maintain balance and strong edges, giving the impression of being linked to the ice like a magnet.

In skating, explosive power, combined with quick feet, produces speed. Speed is a combination of that power and quickness. While it is true that hockey players need to develop “quick feet,” they must also learn how to use their edges, legs, and body weight quickly and powerfully.

This highly challenging training program provides an atmosphere for tremendous improvement. It is a great opportunity for the hockey player who is willing to make a commitment to become both stronger and faster.

Maybe we cannot change the system by which we develop young hockey players, but this program will teach the fundamentals through overspeed training. Whether or not skill development begins most efficiently with instruction, the bottom line on developing fundamental skills, particularly in young players, is QUALITY REPETITION.

Good Luck and Work Hard!!

Andy and Diane Ness

CAMP COSTS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE
Email: office@proedgepower.com
Questions? Call 952-446-5981.