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Utah’s Only 2009-10 Competition Hockey Program LONG-TERM ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT (LTAD) Regulators Hockey, Inc., (RHI), (Chadder’s and the Rocky Mountain Renegades), is embracing the USA Hockey Long-Term Athlete Development Model. RHI is partnering with the Utah Olympic Oval (Oval) in an effort to facilitate all aspects of this important initiative. Regulators Hockey is the only Utah Association positioned to become a member of the USA Hockey American Development Model in 2010-11 The Olympic Oval/USA Hockey – Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD) The Olympic Oval will provide Learn-to-Skate, Mite, Peewee, Bantam and Adult Recreational Hockey opportunities with three basic goals: To provide an enjoyable athletic experience for its patrons and To provide the beginning path to further hockey opportunities for those who show the skill and desire to participate at higher competitive levels To increase the awareness of the sport as a spectator environment Regulators Hockey, Inc./ USA Hockey – Long Term Athlete Development Model – High Performance Club Program (HPC) RHI will provide teams at the U10 (Squirt), U11 (Peewee Minor), U12 (Peewee Major), U13 (Bantam Minor), U14 (Bantam Major), U15 (Midget Minor), U16 (Midget Minor AAA), U18 (Midget Major AA) and U18 (Midget Major AAA) levels. All teams will follow closely the USA Hockey LTAD-High Performance Club Model that will be instituted officially in 2010-11. With the exception of the RHI Midget programs, emphasis will generally be on the training aspects of the sport and less on the game aspects. The 10-14 year old age groups are critical to our long-term success and as a result, training is essential to prepare these players for the higher level competition that will eventually lead to increased opportunities for individual players at Junior and College levels. The HPC portion of the Long Term Athlete Development model provides the path to achieve this goal. I. Long-Term Athlete Development (Utah Olympic Oval) A. Learn to Skate (5-7 years old) (Recreational Hockey) II. Regulators Hockey, Inc, (Chadder’s Tier I Hockey and Rocky Mountain Renegades) A. 10 & Under (Squirt) At this beginning level of competitive hockey, few individual players are sufficiently versed in the competitive aspects of the sport. Many have the desire to play at a higher level and some may show some higher-than-normal competitive skills but most will not be prepared. The main emphasis will be on basic skill progressions. Emphasize Fun aspects of the game. Approximate 70/30 practice to game ratio Mandatory Skating technique sessions Off-Ice training sessions Film sessions Personal Off-Ice Training program Basic diet training session Out-of-State Tournaments (No further than a 7 hour drive from SLC) – i.e. Boise, Las Vegas, Rock Springs, Idaho Falls, Jackson In-State Tournament (GWS) (Team Registration Permitting) In-State Round Robin with Out-of-State Teams In-State games against In-State teams State Playoffs (if applicable) Mandatory Summer program – Another Sport Average 2 practices per week – Early September through early March B. 12 & Under (Peewee AA/AAA) Emphasize individual skill development, individual tactics, small game & small group tactics, training in aspects of the game such as short handed skills, power play skills, face off skills, checking skills, etc. Emphasize physical and mental preparedness. Approximate 60/40 practice to game ratio Mandatory Skating technique sessions Off-Ice training sessions Film sessions Personal Off-Ice Training program Basic diet training Program Out-of-State Tournaments (No further than a 9 hour drive from SLC) – i.e. Boise, Las Vegas, Rock Springs, Idaho Falls, Jackson, Colorado In-State Tournament (GWS) In-State Round Robins with Out-of-State Teams In-State games against In-State teams State Playoffs Mandatory Summer program – Another Sport USA Hockey National Championship (If successful in State Championships) Average 2 ˝ practices per week – Early September through early March C. 13 & Under (Bantam AA/AAA) Emphasize individual skill development, individual tactics, small game & small group tactics, training in aspects of the game such as short handed skills, power play skills, face off skills, checking skills, etc. Introduce basic team tactics and game theories. Introduce mental aspects of training and game preparation. Approximate 60/40 practice to game ratio RHI would provide Coach & run all practices Mandatory Skating technique sessions Off-Ice training sessions Film sessions Personal Off-Ice Training program Basic diet training Program Out-of-State Tournaments (No further than a 9 hour drive from SLC) – i.e. Boise, Las Vegas, Rock Springs, Idaho Falls, Jackson, Colorado In-State Tournament (GWS) & one other, if possible In-State Round Robins with Out-of-State Teams In-State games against In-State teams Mandatory Summer program – Another Sport Average 2 ˝ practices per week – Early September through early March D. 14 & Under (Bantam AA/AAA) Emphasize individual skill development, individual tactics, small game & small group tactics, training in aspects of the game such as short handed skills, power play skills, face off skills, checking skills, etc. Introduce advanced team tactics and game theories. Emphasize advanced physical & mental preparedness techniques. Approximate 60/40 practice to game ratio Mandatory Skating technique sessions Off-Ice training sessions Film session Personal Off-Ice Training program Basic diet training Program Out-of-State Tournaments (3AAA and 2 AA) In-State Tournament (GWS) In-State Round Robins with Out-of-State Teams In-State games against In-State teams State Playoffs Mandatory Summer program – Another Sport USA Hockey National Championship (If successful with State Championship) Average 2 ˝ practices per week – Early September through early March E. 15 & Under (Midget AA/AAA) Emphasize individual skill development, individual tactics, small game tactics & small group tactics, training in aspects of the game such as short handed skills, power play skills, face off skills, checking skills, etc. Introduce advanced team tactics and game theories. Emphasize advanced physical & mental game preparedness techniques. Approximate 60/40 practice to game ratio Mandatory Skating technique sessions Off-Ice training sessions Film sessions Personal Off-Ice Training program Basic diet training Program Out-of-State Tournaments (2 AAA and 4 AA) In-State Tournaments (GWS) In-State games against In-State teams State Playoffs Mandatory Summer program – Another Sport USA Hockey National Championship (If successful in State Championship) Average 2 ˝ practices per week – Early September through early March F. 18 & Under (Midget AA) Emphasize individual skill development, individual tactics, small game tactics & small group tactics, training in aspects of the game such as short handed skills, power play skills, face off skills, checking skills, etc. Introduce advanced game techniques, mental and physical preparedness, off-ice individual fitness, diet. Introduce opportunities in hockey in preparation for next level of competition beyond Midgets. Prepare for potential Midget AAA participation. Approximate 50/50 practice to game ratio Mandatory Skating technique sessions Off-Ice training sessions Film sessions Personal Off-Ice Training program Basic diet training Program Out-of-State Tournaments (1 AAA and 4 AA) In-State Tournament (GWS & State Playoffs) In-State Round Robins with Out-of-State Teams In-State games against In-State teams “Opportunities in Hockey” Session USA Hockey National Championship (If successful in State Championships) Average 2 ˝ practices per week – Early September through early March |
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