What do the campers do when they are not skating?
Most day camps have a lunch break/chalk talk from 11am-12pm, dry land training from 12-1pm and stickhandling circuits from 3-4pm
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How many hours of ice time are in a typical camp day?
Full day camps typically run 8:30-4PM with ice time 9-11AM and 1-3PM. Please check your camp location for specified times some camps start later and end later. Battle Express is 2 hours long on ice only. Please check your schedule for times on the WEBSITE Half Day Option is 2 hours of ice, lunch and […]
What if my child has never played in a “checking” situation before?
Chances are he/she has and you just don’t know it. Players run into each other inadvertently all the time and kids are very vulnerable approaching pucks in dangerous areas of the ice. Pro Ambitions teaches campers how to battle properly and safely, how to respect the opponent, how to approach pucks in all dangerous areas […]
What if I am unable to pick up my child on time?
All campers must be picked up at the time designated at the end of the camp day. Those remaining more than 15 minutes after the end of camp will be charged a late fee of $25/hour.
What if my child does not have a street hockey stick for dry land training?
Any hockey stick that you don’t mind using outside is fine.
Is lunch provided at day camps?
No, campers must bring their own lunches in an insulated lunch box with an ice pack or, purchase one if the rink has a concession stand. Call the rink in advance to find out if the snack bar is open.
Is someone available to help my child with his/her skates and equipment?
Yes, counselors are available for help in the locker rooms at all times.
Do I need to have my child’s name on his/her helmet?
Yes, please tape his/her first name on the front of the helmet.
Why must a physical be within 1 year of the date of camp?
ALL MASSACHUSETTS CAMPS MUST COMPLY WITH REGULATIONS OF THE MASSACHUSETTSDEPT. OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND BE LICENSED BY THE LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH). A complete copy of the policy shall be furnished to parents upon their request.
Why do we need health forms and immunizations records from our Doctor for all MA camps?
ALL MASSACHUSETTS CAMPS MUST COMPLY WITH REGULATIONS OF THE MASSACHUSETTSDEPT. OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND BE LICENSED BY THE LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH). A complete copy of the policy shall be furnished to parents upon their request.
