WGMHA will be hosting two different clinics this season:
1) Body Contact Clinic
2) Player Development Clinic
Body Contact Clinic
The Body Contact clinic will be run by the Grind Hockey Training Center. It w
ill be a 2 session progressive clinic where player will learn the importance of body positioning during a hockey game. The focus of the clinic is to teach safe and strategic ways to enter and win board battles along with how to strip players from pucks and to use the body to protect the puck.
The clinic will consist of 2 sessions to be held Wednesday, September 18th & Wednesday, September 25 at 6pm and is for Atom players and above. It will be held at the McLeod arena in Elmira.
The fee for the Body Contact clinic is $25 payable to the Woolwich Girls Minor Hockey Association. Please bring payment to the first clinic.
Click this link to fill out the application form: Body Contact Clinic Registration Form
Maximum registration is 25, so register early.
Player Development Clinic
The Player Development Clinic will continue to be run by Kaitlin Doering. The clinic will consist of 6 sessions to be held every Wednesday at
6pm (ages 10 and younger) and 7pm (ages 11 and older) in the McLeod arena in Elmira starting in October:
- Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 and
- Nov 6
The fee for the clinic is $100 payable to the Woolwich Girls Minor Hockey Association. Please bring payment to the first clinic.
Click this link to fill out the application form:
Player Development Clinic Registration Form
Maximum registration is 25, so register early.
About Kaitlin Doering
"Hello! My name is Kaitlin and I grew up playing hockey locally, both in Waterloo and Woolwich, and proceeded to play three seasons in the PWHL. In my senior year, I represented Team Ontario where we won a National Championship. I continued my hockey career in the United States where I played Division I hockey for Cornell University for four years before returning to the area and coaching for the past season in Waterloo. I have also taught power skating for the past ten years and pride myself on having my students grasp and master their hockey skills while developing a deeper love for the game."