March Break Camp 2026
Get Ready For Tryouts.
Prepare to Compete
At The Higher Level.
RHA March Break Camp is a high-efficiency, full-day training experience built over 5 days. We combine progressive on-ice development, targeted off-ice skill refinement, and game review sessions to sharpen every part of your game. From mastering mechanics to performing under pressure, this camp prepares you to compete — and win — at the next level.
March 16th – 20th |Canlan York Arena | Toronto
Full Day Camp 9 AM – 4 PM
Full Day Program.
Linked. Progressive. Effective.
Each session is connected — on-ice skills, off-ice stickhandling, and video analysis all work together to build ability, understanding, and confidence under pressure. A complete system to boost real game performance.
On-ice
2hr
Skills & Battles
Off-ice
1.5hr
Stickhandling & Fakes
Off-ice
1hr
Game Analisis
Off-ice
1hr
Mini Games
March Break Playmaker Program
Build the Core 3. Elevate Your Game.
To become a true playmaker, players must develop all three pillars of performance: Skills, Hockey IQ, and Execution Under Pressure. Our CORE 3 system ensures each element is trained in a connected, progressive way—so players not only learn the mechanics, but also understand the game and perform under real pressure. This is how playmakers are built.
This is more than training — it’s a structured development system designed to help players understand, apply, and dominate every aspect of the game.
Camp Progression Path
From Skills
to Game Impact
Our Camp Progression Path takes players from skill development to game-time execution—step by step. Each stage builds on the last, ensuring techniques are learned, applied, and performed under pressure.
TECHNIQUE
Improve your skating
and puck control mechanics
GAME CONTEXT
Adapt skills to game situations
DESICION MAKING
Learn how to make smart quick decisions
PERFORMANCE UNDER PRESSURE
Perform confidently in the game
Improve Your Skating Movements.
The first stage of our on‑ice program focuses on refining key skating elements and linking them through transitions. Players work on fundamental skating movements, both with and without the puck, to build efficiency, balance, and control. These core elements form the foundation for all later stages.
Adapting Skills In Game-Like Scenarios
Building on Day 1, players apply refined skating and puck control skills in game-like scenarios across all zones. Drills challenge players to adapt under pressure and real-game decision making. Each scenario finishes with a scoring element—focusing on creating lanes, shooting through screens, and using a variety of shot types—preparing players to finish plays effectively in competition.
Increase Your Impact on the Game
The focus shifts to puck protection, possession, and winning battles. Players learn to handle moderate pressure using edge work, body positioning, and deceptive fakes. Drills also cover angling, body contact, and tactical skating—key tools for gaining and maintaining puck control during high-pressure moments.
Read the Game,
Improve Decision Making
Pressure intensifies as players apply their skills in realistic, decision-based scenarios. Drills shift from obstacle work to player interaction, requiring quick reads and smart responses. This stage sharpens hockey IQ—training players to recognize options, adapt in real time, and make effective choices under pressure.
Applying a Week’s Training in Full-Pressure Game Battles
The final day brings it all together. Players apply the week’s training in full-ice, high-pressure game scenarios. This stage ensures skills aren’t just learned — they’re transferred into real competition, preparing players to perform when it matters most.
Off-ice Boosters
Transform Your Skills
In Record Time.
Our off-ice sessions are designed to enhance and reinforce what’s learned on the ice. Through targeted stickhandling drills, decision-making mini games, and NHL video analysis, players deepen their understanding, sharpen mechanics, and build better instincts—ensuring lasting improvement and real-game transfer.
Advanced Puck Control & Deceptions.
Focus on improving all types on puck control movent in combination with proper hockey stance, stride mechanics weight transfer and upper body fakes to develop.
Game Video Analysis: Learn from the Best
We break down NHL game footage to show players how elite athletes use the same movements and concepts taught in camp. These sessions help players connect technique to real-game execution. By seeing how the pros solve game scenarios, players build smarter habits and faster reactions on the ice.
Off-ice Mini Games
Train Decision-Making Through Play
Off-ice mini games challenge players to think fast and make smart choices in a fun, competitive setting. By recreating game-like problems—spacing, timing, support, and pressure—these activities sharpen Hockey IQ and build confidence, helping skills transfer smoothly to on-ice performance.
March Break Camp Info
Details
Dates: March 16– 20th, 2026
Duration: 5 days, Full Day Camp 9 AM – 4 PM
Location: Canlan York
Cost: $770*
Small Groups
Number of players: 7 players per instructor in the group
Level: AAA/AA only
Drop-Ins
Drop-In Registration is Now Open
Click Registration to select your dates.
If a day is marked Waiting List, you can join it at no charge. We’ll do our best to adjust mini-groups or offer a spot if one becomes available.
Drop-In Pricing:
- On-Ice Only (2hr) – $165
- Full-Day (On-Ice + Off-Ice) – $185
Note: Processing fees may apply depending on your payment method.
Camp Registration
Group: U12–U10 & U9 AAA
Eligible Birth Years: 2014– 2016 AAA/AA & 2017 AAA Players
Time: 9-11 AM on the ice
Group: U14+U13 AAA/AA
Eligible Birth Years: 2012–2013 AAA/AA
Time: 11 AM-1 PM on the ice
Group: U17-U15 AAA/AA
Eligible Birth Years: 2009–2011 AAA/AA + 2012 AAA Players
Time: 1-3 PM on the ice