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Stop It Goaltending
Summer Programs, Training and Clinics
Stop it Goaltending has experienced tremendous success in developing goaltenders of all levels and abilities. Over the past six years alone, Stop It Goaltending has been instrumental in the development of twenty-five NHL draft picks and over seventy-five goalies that have gone on to play College, Junior and Pro hockey.
We are extremely proud of the success of these goaltenders, but we are equally proud of the instruction we provide the Youth Hockey goalie; nurturing and maximizing individual abilities to help them achieve the most success and the greatest enjoyment possible from their experience between the pipes...in the greatest position in all of sports.
Why choose Stop It Goaltending?
Goalies who train with Stop It enjoy success because of our ability to be on the cutting edge of goaltending techniques. We have developed a system in teaching goaltending which is second to none and we do it in an environment that is both challenging and fun. Another tremendous advantage of training at Stop it Goaltending is the fact that our staff trains elite goalies from across North America and Europe. Working with so many talented goalies allows us to stay on top of any goaltending developments that occur throughout the world.
Selecting a Summer Program or Clinic:
Stop It Goaltending provides training opportunities for goalies of all levels and abilities. The following is a quick guide to selecting a training program. In order to help navigate the many options, we have separated them by level and by four-day and eight-week programs.
SELECTIONS FOR YOUTH HOCKEY GOALIES
(Mites Through Bantams)
Four-Day Goaltending Training
* All Youth Hockey programs have a 1:2 ratio,
one coach for every two goalies!
2010 Stop It Goaltending Total Skills Training
(Phillips Andover Academy 7/26/10 - 7/29/10)
This training is provided for Mite through Bantam goalies of all abilities. It is run Monday through Thursday at Phillips Andover Academy and includes a daily schedule of 2.5 hours of on ice training and 2.5 hours of off-ice speed, quickness and agility training.
Stop It Goaltending Total Skills Training - Foxboro
(Foxboro Sports Center 8/16/10 - 8/19/10)
This training is provided for Mite through Bantam goalies of all abilities. It is run Monday through Thursday at Phillips Andover Academy and includes a daily schedule of 2.5 hours of on ice training and 2.5 hours of off-ice speed, quickness and agility training.
2010 Stop It Goaltending Leadership Week
(Phillips Andover Academy 6/28/10 - 7/1/10)
Stop It Goaltending is excited to offer a new program this summer to be held June 29th to July 2nd at Phillips Andover Academy. We are very fortunate to have some of the top college goalies in the country as summer instructors. Not only are they talented athletes but they are also quality individuals who are extremely passionate about the game of hockey and the position of goaltender.
This new program matches up youth goalies with our college instructors in a personal approach to instruction. The goal of the week is to create a true bond between members of the 'fraternity of goalies' and for the college instructors to serve as positive role models for the young goalies.
2010 Stop It Goaltending AAA Training
(Philips Andover Academy)
This training is for Select, Elite, Club, AAA and AA goalies from Mite to Bantam. It is run Monday through Thursday at Phillips Andover Academy and includes a daily schedule of 2.5 hours of on-ice training and 2.5 hours of off-ice speed, quickness and agility training. (Acceptance required)
(July) 7/12/10 - 7/15/10 (Phillips Andover Academy)
(July) 7/26/10 - 7/29/10 (Foxboro)
(August) 8/9/10 - 8/12/10 (Phillips Andover Academy)
2010 Stop It Goaltending and FMC Summer Series
Stop It Goaltending and FMC Ice Sports are joining forces this summer to provide youth hockey goaltenders a series of four day training programs at FMC facilities. Stop It has been a leader in goaltending development since 1999 and has had tremendous success working with goalies of all ages and skill levels.
This summers' goaltending training series at FMC facilities will teach the proven Stop It Goaltending method of skill development in a fun and energized environment. The four-day training program is perfect for youth hockey goalies of all levels between the ages of seven and thirteen. This training includes two hours of on-ice development as well as two hours of speed, quickness and agility training off-ice daily.
2010 Stop It Goaltending and FMC Summer Series (Plymouth) July 5 - July 8
2010 Stop It Goaltending and FMC Summer Series (Franklin) July 12 - July 15
2010 Stop It Goaltending and FMC Summer Series (Revere) Jul 26 - Jul 29
2010 Stop It Goaltending and FMC Summer Series (West Roxbury) Aug 2 - Aug 5
2010 Stop It Goaltending and FMC Summer Series FMC (Natick) Aug 9 - Aug 12
2010 Stop It Goaltending and FMC Summer Series (Worcester) Aug 16 - Aug 19
SELECTIONS FOR YOUTH HOCKEY GOALIES
(Mites Through Bantams)
Eight-Week Goaltending Programs
* All Youth Hockey programs have a 1:2 ratio,
one coach for every two goalies!
2010 Martian Hockey Summer Clinics
(Phillips Andover Academy 6/23/10 - 8/18/10)
Martian Sports Skills and Stop It Goaltending will join forces again this summer to offer a once a week goaltender skills clinic. The clinic will provide instruction to young goalies that are true beginners as well as goalies with advance skill. The clinic will be held from 6:40 to 7:40 PM every Wednesday at Phillips Andover. Please click on the link below to register on the Martian Sports Skills website.
2010 Stop It Goaltending Summer Clinics (Bantam and Midget)
(Phillips Andover Academy 6/23/10 - 8/19/10)
This summer Stop It Goaltending will be offering goalie clinics for Bantam and Midget goaltenders at Phillips Andover Academy. These clinics will consist of one session per week for eight weeks and will feature a progression of drills aimed at developing a system of play and the skills necessary for success between the pipes.
2010 Stop It Goaltending DNHL (Bantam) Program
(Phillips Andover Academy 6/22/10 - 8/19/10)
This summer Stop It Goaltending will be conducting an evening version of it's highly successful DNHL program for Bantam level (95'-96') goalies. The DNHL (Bantam) Program will consist of two on-ice and two off-ice training sessions weekly over eight weeks.
Due to the commitment involved, spots are limited to dedicated goaltenders driven to succeed at the highest level. There are sixteen sixty minute on-ice sessions included, as well as sixteen two-hour sessions of off-ice training. The off-ice training will include speed, quickness and agility drills.
SELECTIONS FOR HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GOALIES
Four Day Goaltending Programs
(St Anselm College 7/19/10 - 7/23/10)
The GCG Prospects Week is arguably the top goalie training in North America. This week is for top college and pro prospects that are currently in High School/Prep, College or Junior hockey and is held at St. Anselm College in Manchester, NH. (Acceptance required)
The Stop It Goaltending Performance Week will be held Monday through Thursday (12:30-5:30 PM), June 21st through June 24th at Phillips Andover Academy and the cost for the week is $595. The Stop It Goaltending Performance Week is a four day program for 90'-91'- 92'-93'-94 birth year goalies. The week will consist of on-ice drill that focus on training in game situations and with an emphasis of battling to stop pucks. The off-ice segment will focus on Speed, Quickness and agility drills.
2010 Stop It Goaltending High School Training
(Phillips Andover Academy 8/2/10 - 8/5/10)
The Stop It Goaltending High School training program is designed for motivated goalies aiming to maximize their development. A combination of High School, Prep School and Junior goalies will receive a week of instruction from Brian Daccord, John Carratu and the Stop It Goaltending Staff. Each day goalies will be on the ice for 2.5 hours and off the ice for 2.5 hours.
2010 Stop It Goaltending College/Pro Preparation Training
(Phillips Andover Academy 8/16/10 - 8/19/10)
This training is for goalies currently playing college or pro hockey. It runs from Monday through Thursday and consists of 2.5 hours of on ice training and 2.5 hours of off-ice training daily.
SELECTIONS FOR HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GOALIES
Eight-Week Goaltending Program
2010 Stop It Goaltending DNHL Program
(Phillips Andover Academy or Foxboro 6/21/10 - 8/19/10)
This program is geared for High School/Prep, College and Junior goalies that are committed to a summer of serious training. Training is provided by Brian Daccord, John Carratu and Mike Sirois. The program runs Monday through Thursday for eight weeks and consists of four weekly off-ice sessions and two weekly on-ice sessions.
2010 Stop It Goaltending DNHL Program (Phillips Andover) 6/21/10 - 8/19/10
2010 Stop It Goaltending DNHL Program (Foxboro) 6/21/10 - 8/19/10
2010 Stop It Goaltending DNHL (PM) Program
(Phillips Andover Academy 6/21/10 - 8/19/10)
This summer Stop It Goaltending will be conducting an evening version of it's succesfull DNHL program. The DNHL (PM) will consist of two on-ice and two off-ice training sessions weekly over eight weeks. Due to the commitment involved, spots are limited to dedicated goaltenders driven to succeed at the highest level. There are sixteen one hour on-ice sessions included, as well as sixteen two hour sessions of off-ice training.
(Phillips Andover Academy 6/21/10 - 8/19/10)
This program is for College and Pro goalies and consists of two weekly on-ice sessions over an eight week period. (Acceptance required)
2010 Stop It Goaltending Summer Clinics (Bantam and Midget)
(Phillips Andover Academy 6/23/10 - 8/18/10)
This summer Stop It Goaltending will be offering goalie clinics for Bantam and Midget goaltenders at Phillips Andover Academy. These clinics will consist of one session per week for eight weeks and will feature a progression of drills aimed at developing a system of play and the skills necessary for success between the pipes.
(Acceptance Required):
Goalies are welcome to register for these programs. If Stop It Goaltending determines that the selected program is not the right environment for the registered participant a director will contact you to discuss an alternative selection that would place the participant in the best training situation.
