Utah Development Camp

 With our focus on small groups, we teach NHL-style skating and skill concepts. This year is particularly exciting as it marks our first camp in Utah. Our cutting-edge curriculum is showcased through daily rotations of specialized concepts. Each coach brings a unique expertise, covering Elite Speed, Goal Scoring, Defensive Skating, and Hockey IQ development.

Join us for an unparalleled training experience!

 Coach Cameron Steen's journey through hockey has been a thrilling one. He played through Junior A hockey and transitioned into a speed specialist role at Michael Johnson's world-renowned speed school, helping athletes make it to the NHL, NFL, NBA, and other professional sports. Coach Steen has had the honor of placing over 50 athletes in their highest level of professional sports. For the past six years, he has worked alongside multiple NHL skating/development coaches, fueling his passion for creating this camp. Currently, Coach Steen runs camps and clinics all over the United States, is studying Sport and Child Psychology at GCU, and is excited to bring this unique training experience to you!  

 Coach Steen's team of accomplished coaches all have strong development backgrounds and a deep commitment to coaching all players. Coach Steen is always looking to add to coaching line-ups!

Marquise Cotten- Assistant Coach for the Odessa Jackalopes (NAHL)

Redmon Brow- Scout and Goalie Coach for the Youngstown Phantoms (USHL)

John McManaman- Former NHL and NCAA D1 Scout for Blues and Air Force Academy

Tristan Plummer- U16 AAA HC for New Hampshire Mountain Kings and Scout (NAHL)

Yuri Ushakov - Utah-based Skill and Development Coach and NCDC Scout

You can expect the following from a typical day at camp:

-1 Hour off ice session (strength and activation)

-1.5 hour on ice instruction (NHL style skating drills)

-lunch/chalk talk (off ice film/lunch and a Q&A session)

-1 Hour off-ice session (Speed/Game based training)

-1.5 hour on ice instruction (advanced concepts)

Camp has a total of 15 hours of on-ice training and 10 hours of off-ice training!