Body Contact Camp

SEERA Hockey’s First-Year Body Contact Development Camp is specifically designed for players entering their first season of body contact hockey.

Transitioning into body contact is an important milestone in a player’s development. Our program provides a structured, progressive learning environment where athletes are taught the proper techniques, timing, and awareness required to safely and confidently compete at the next level.

Program Focus

This camp emphasizes instruction, skill development, and confidence-building — not simply physical play.

Athletes will receive training in:

• Proper body positioning and balance
• Safe techniques for delivering and receiving contact
• Angling and defensive gap control
• Puck protection along the boards
• Edge control and stability in contact situations
• Awareness and decision-making under pressure
• Understanding when and how to initiate body contact appropriately

Each session is carefully structured to build comfort and technical ability before progressing into more competitive contact scenarios.

Instruction & Coaching

We are proud to have Tony Orsini as a lead instructor for this program. Tony brings extensive high-level experience and a strong reputation for teaching body contact the right way  with an emphasis on safety, proper mechanics, and confidence development.

• Teaching strong foundational habits
• Reinforcing safe and effective techniques
• Providing constructive, individualized feedback
• Maintaining a positive and focused learning environment

This program is ideal for:

• Players entering their first year of body contact hockey
• Athletes preparing for upcoming evaluations or the season
• Players looking to build confidence before competing in contact divisions

Program Fee

Cost: $150.00 per player

Spots are limited to maintain quality instruction and appropriate coach-to-player ratios.

Our Commitment

At SEERA Hockey, we believe body contact should be introduced with structure, accountability, and a focus on long-term player development. Our goal is to help athletes enter their first year of contact hockey feeling prepared, confident, and safe.