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Applications for OHF 2017 High Performance Clinics Now Open

The Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) will be hosting another two High Performance 1 (HP1) Coaches Clinics this summer, to help meet the requirements of Hockey Canada HP1 Policy. Over the last three years, the OHF has trained close to seven hundred coaches at ten clinics.

The first stage of the HP1 program is attending the in class seminar This year, the OHF will host clinics in Toronto and Barrie, over two weekends in June (June 9‐11; June 17‐18) at Humber College in Toronto and July 6‐9th at Georgian College in Barrie. After the in‐class portion of the program, coaches will complete a written assignment and receive feedback from a mentor. The final step is a practice and game assessment completed by an OHF trained evaluator.Applications for the HP1 program are available on the OHF website by clicking on the following link

Applications for the HP1 program are available on the OHF website by clicking on the following link http://www.ohf.on.ca/view/ohfmainsite/coaches‐1/high‐performance‐1. Acceptance is based on the level of hockey being coached next season. Priority will be given to those coaches who will require the certification for the 2017‐18 season. The total registration fee for the clinic is $1000+tax and includes lunches/snacks, all seminar materials, written assignment evaluation, mentoring and field evaluation. Transportation, dinners and accommodation are the responsibility of the participant.

For more information:
Jeff Stewart
Ontario Hockey Federation
Technical Director
226‐533‐9071
jstewart@ohf.on.ca

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