What is Included 

• 60 On Ice Development (Skating , Skills & Shooting)  – For goalies 30 with goalie coach (4:1 Ratio)
• 20 Strength & Conditioning Sessions
• 40 Leadership & Mental Performance Sessions
• 20 Physical education Sessions
• 35+ Flex Fridays (days in which athletes can catch up on school work, on ice activities or off ice activities)

Ice Phases

• Ice times will run on 5 phases throughout the academic calendar. 
• These phases are designed to assist in both athletic development and athlete body management with a blend of ice and strength development sessions.
• Ice times :
  • Phase 1 September – October:Season Preparation and Academy Introduction (11 On Ice Sessions)
  • Phase 2 November – December: Regular Season Start Up and TPS Foundations (9 On Ice Sessions)
  • Phase 3 January – February: Playoff Push and TPS Dual Skill Development (11 On Ice Sessions)
  • Phase 4 March – April: Playoffs and TPS Building (14 On Ice Sessions)
  • Phase 5 May – June: Off-Season and TPS Individual Development (11 On Ice Sessions)

Daily Schedule

• This group operates 5 days a week (unless there is no school)
• Athletes receive 1 hour of hockey/physical/mental development and 1 hour of academic development each day.
• Students will be picked up at lunch hour and  bussed from school to the MRC or MAP where they will spend the remainder of the school day.  Students will then be bussed back to their home school or  picked up by guardian at MRC at the end of period 5.
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• If a student-athlete decides to transport themselves a driver form will need to be filled out by the family.

Other Notes

• We will be dividing our groups by age and skill level. (Grade 9-12 hockey will be split into 2-4 groups depending on age and skill level of athletes)
  • Students must register themselves with the Prairie Spirit School Division in addition to registering for this program. Registering for this group does not enroll you in the school.
  • This Program is for anyone enrolled in a Prairie Spirit School, with Martensville as our host Community. Athletes do not need to be enrolled in the Martensville Schools
  • Prairie Spirit will provide busing to the MRC each afternoon from the following schools:
    o Martensville High School
    o Valley Manor Elementary School
    o Venture Heights Elementary School
    o Lake Vista Public School
    o École Warman Elementary School
    o Warman Community Middle School
    o Warman High School
  • Registration includes a Trach Academy Jersey
  • The program runs through the entire school year. 
  • Student athletes must provide their own laptop
• Athletes are not permitted to bring their sporting equipment on the Prairie Spirit bus that provides transportation from home to school. They are allowed to bring their equipment on the bus that provides transportation between athletic facilities and school.
  • Option 1 : Athletes must arrive at school with their equipment and will have a room to store it in  the morning.
  • Option 2 : Parents can drop off equipment at MRC anytime between 6a.m and 12noon.
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  Equipment After School Options
  • Option 1 : Athletes bring their equipment back to school, where parents will have to pick it up at the end of the school day.
  • Option 2: Athletes can leave their equipment at the MRC at the end of the day in an “assigned room “. Parents will then need to have the athletes equipment picked up from the MRC no later than 6 p.m. A door code will be given for parents to access the room. Trach Power Skating is not responsible for your equipment.

COST

$4,500 – TOTAL

1 Payment of $500 ( online )

10 – additional payments of $400 ( Sept 1, Oct 1, Nov 1, Dec 1, Jan 1, Feb 1, Mar 1, Apr 1, May 1 & June 1 )

ALL  POST DATED CHEQUES MUST BE PRESENT THE FIRST DAY – MADE OUT TO TRACH POWER SKATING AND SKILLS INC