2024 CAMP REGISTRATION

June 10-12 Mini Camp will be held at ALISO VIEJO ICE PALACE

July 22-25 & July 29 - August 1 will be held at LAKE FOREST ICE PALACE


MINI CAMP

MINI CAMP

June 10 - 12, 2024

@ ALISO VIEJO ICE PALACE

8U, 10U & 12U Rec/Inhouse, B, BB and A Levels 8:45am - 2:45pm

Get ready for a FUN experience focused on sharpening your skills on the ice! Led by Larry Barron, our fast-paced drills and game situation exercises will elevate your game to the next level. Whether you’re perfecting your skating technique or mastering puck handling, each session is designed to keep you moving and engaged. This camp is before B, BB & A tryout weekend and a great option to get prepared.

 

JUNE 10-12: MINI CAMP SCHEDULE


MAIN CAMPS

MAIN CAMPS

July 22 - 25, 2024

@ LAKE FOREST ICE PALACE

GROUP 1 8U, 10U & 12U B, BB and A Levels

Full Day Camp | 4 Hours On Ice & 2 Hours Off Ice 8:00am - 3:45pm

GROUP 2 14U & 16U B, A & High School Levels

Full Day Camp | 4 Hours On Ice & 2 Hours Off Ice 8:45am - 4:45pm

Dynamic drills, engaging game situation scenarios, a focus on skating technique and more! This camp is where dedication meets FUN, where improvement meets excitement, and where each day brings new opportunities to grow and succeed. Build camaraderie with fellow players who share your passion for the game - see you on the ice! More on ice details here.

July 29 - August 1, 2024

@ LAKE FOREST ICE PALACE

MORNING GROUP 8U, 10U & 12U B, BB and A Levels

Morning Half Day Camp | 2 Hours On Ice & 1 Hour Off Ice 8:45am - 12:15pm

Get ready as we gear up for the start of season with a mix of skill development, conditioning and FUN! On ice details here.

AFTERNOON GROUP 14U & 16U AAA Elite, Prep School, Juniors & College

Afternoon Half Day Camp | 2 Hours On Ice 2:45pm - 4:45pm

Work with Larry Barron, Skating Coach to the NHL Anaheim Ducks, on ice for a fast paced 2 hour session! Larry will hone in on the following:

  • Pro game concepts and strategies

  • Elite level skill acquisition and tactics

  • Shot selection based on specific scenarios

  • Attacking and playing in the middle of the ice

  • How to develop and own the possession game

  • Working the walls, rims, scraps, escapes and 3 foot rule

  • Using your feet to shield and protect the puck

  • Sawing off the hands both offensively and defensively


July 29 - August 1, 2024

@ LAKE FOREST ICE PALACE

GIRLS’ 2nd year 12U, 14U & 16U A, AA and AAA Levels

Full Day Camp | 4 Hours On Ice & 2 Hours Off Ice 8:00am - 3:45pm

ON ICE TRAINING

All sessions will have a strategic plan to allow players to grow and be challenged as the week progresses. Starting from individual skill acquisition to team concept/problem solving we layer all sessions to allow players to grow and succeed. Read more.


I was so happy and pleased we attended the camp! Coach Barron and his Staff were incredible all week. Specifically, their attention to detail in EVERY drill was outstanding. Furthermore, their instruction and more importantly their CORRECTION WHEN NEEDED was the best I have seen in SoCal.

For example, my son learned how to properly execute a snap shot with his elbow up, head up, and follow through. He was so excited after camp every day, and after our hour and half drive home he practiced in our garage on his net! Also, I asked Coach Barron on Monday if he could keep an eye on Tommy throughout the week and give him an assessment at the end of camp. On the last day, Coach Barron sought me out and said he had some advice for Tommy. When Tommy approached myself and Coach Barron he was somewhat apprehensive and afraid of what he might hear. Coach Barron said, “Tommy, I was aware of the competition in your group this week, I need you to have confidence in yourself and you need to stick out your chest and be confident that you can play with those kids. Also, I need you to continue to work on your shot and your speed with your skating.” Furthermore, Coach Barron said, “If you do these things you will meet your goals for the upcoming season.”

I can’t tell you how much Tommy appreciated those words from Coach Barron and he had a big smile on his face the entire ride home to Temecula!!

Thank you very much Coach Barron for your time and attention with my son Tommy. You took an interest in my son and I will never forget. We will definitely be back next summer!
— Tommy's Dad

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My son, Kenneth started ice hockey at PeeWee, so he had a lot to catch up in order for him to play with his friends who had been playing in travel teams since they were mini Mites. Thus, my wife and I put him every hockey camp he could possibly go every summer past years. Some are good camps and some are disappointing camps as far as the quality of camps.

As he became Midget age, we realized there aren’t any hockey camps for Midget in San Diego area. So, I started looking for a hockey camp out side of San Diego area, but at first I could not find one. I thought taking him to a camp in East coast or Midwest area, but the cost was too high for us. I continue searching a camp in California and accidentally found “Barron Hockey Camp.” My son and I watched the YouTube video of the camp. It seemed to be a good quality camp, so I signed him up.

To be our pleasant surprise, Barron Hockey Camp was above beyond our expectations!!

My son loved the intensity & skill level of the camp. He liked every drill because they were creative and the coaches explained the meaning of each drill. Every drill was demanding for him. He had to push much harder than he was used, however, at the end of each day, my son told me excitingly how much he had learned. I never seem him so excited at the end of a camp before.

I was not only impressed by the quality of the coaches and their passion to teach, I was also impressed by “Players/Coaches” ratio. Even though there were many participants at the camp, my son felt he got a lot of personal attention and many on point advices from the coaches. Now he knows clearly what he needs to improve and how to do so.

Our only regret is that we didn’t start coming to Barron Hockey Camp many years ago.
— Kenneth's Dad