North Shore Academy

Day camp

The Rive-Nord Academy offers a structured and stimulating environment for young male and female players 7 to 14 years old who wish to prepare for their season, develop their skills and gain confidence on the ice. Each participant is supported for a minimum of 7 hours a day , in an organized and supportive environment.

Our programs are based on the foundations of modern hockey, both in terms of technical that tactics . We also place great importance on education: perseverance, teamwork, attitude, responsibility — essential values transmitted in an environment that skillfully combines pleasure And learning.

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Dates and locations 2026

📍 Week 1 — LACHENAIE

  • August 17-21, 2026
    1050, rue Nationale, Terrebonne

📍 Week 2 — TERREBONNE

  • August 24-28, 2026
    2485, boul. des Entreprises, Terrebonne

What is included in each week:

  • 12:30 of ice
  • 5 hours of specific training
  • 5 hours of team sports (Lachenaie)
  • 5 hours of dek hockey (Terrebonne)
  • Game Changer Hockey gift for all participants

The camps are open to boys and girls, players and goalkeepers, Novice, Atom, Peewee and Bantam levels.

Typical program – Players

During the week, the players work on, among other things:

  • Overall skills development
  • Skating techniques (balance, posture, push-off, transitions, explosiveness)
  • Agility, speed, changes of direction
  • Handling, control and washer protection
  • Approach to the bearer
  • Feints and individual tactics (1 vs 1)
  • Passes (quality, reception, release)
  • Shots (accuracy, power, mechanics)

Typical Program – Goalkeepers

Specialized coaching with a dedicated trainer:

  • Basic techniques and starting position
  • Controlled movements
  • Butterfly, laterality, stability
  • Management and control of rebounds
  • Reading the game and positioning according to the threats
  • Individual and small group workshops

"We loved the balance between seriousness and fun. The days were well structured, and the conference on the role of teammate had a big impact back home."