about the CEM TRAINING PROGRAM
Off-season training is the most vital aspect of a young hockey player’s development, and CEM’s summer training program is specifically designed to provide each player with everything needed to ensure that he arrives at his team’s training camp stronger, better, faster, and smarter than the year before.
In our summer development program, you will learn the techniques used by junior A, major junior, NCAA, and NHL organizations to mold their players and unlock their full potential.
THE CEM TRAINING CAMP
- On Ice Training – 5 days/week
- Off Ice Training – 5 days/week
- Off Ice Shooting – 1-2 times per week
- Weekend Scrimmage – 1 day/week
- Running & Conditioning – 1 day/week
- Injury Prevention & Recovery – 1 day/week
OUR TRAINING STAFF
THE CEM TRAINING PROGRAM 2024 DATES
2025 DATES COMING SOON!
THE CEM TRAINING PROGRAM ALUMNI
FAQs
They live in the CEM residence which is a triplex located in N.D.G, Montreal. Each player has the privacy of their own room. The washrooms are shared between three players. During the school year, this residence is used to house the Concordia Stingers hockey players.
We have older players attending the camp who have their driver’s license. These older players act as Camp Counselors and drive the players to each location.
CEM has partnered with L’eggspress catering service. Players will be provided 3 full meals and snacks throughout the day.
Yes, they do need some spending money for night activities which include Ice Cream, Movie Night etc. They may also choose to purchase extra food and snacks throughout the day and for their evenings.
Movies, Bowling, Mini-Putt/Driving Range
Included is their Room & Board, 3 meals a day plus snacks, all on and off ice activities such as yoga, mobility, and sprinting.
Chad Levitt or one of the councilors will pick them up
We will suggest you to pack these items with you:
- Sleeping blanket, pillow, or other comfort items
- Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, etc.)
- Towels and washcloths
- Personal hygiene items (such as a razor, deodorant, etc.)
- Clothing and shoes suitable for daily activities
- Personal electronics and chargers (optional: portable speaker,)
- Comfortable, durable shoes for outdoor activities
- Prescription medications, if needed
- Bag for dirty laundry
- Optional: books, games, or other forms of entertainment for down time.