Ignite Holiday Camp
Our 2026 Ignite Holiday camps will be focused on shooting & speed. Each camp will be small-group on-ice training (max 7:1 coach-to-player ratio) with maximum reps and teaching. The Ignite Holiday camps are designed for players who want to continue to grow their game over their teams Holiday break.
As we don’t fill our camps with the maximum number of kids we can fit on the ice at one time, our camps sell out quickly. We do have waitlists and those families will be notified if a spot opens up.
Our coaches are also running Perfect Skating Holiday camps. Please click on the link for those details. This is a great option for any of the Ignite camps that are sold out.
December 21st & 22nd
December 21st - 3:40pm-4:40pm Family Sports
December 22nd - 3:00-4:00pm South Suburban
2 Hours = $150
December 28th, 29th, 30th
December 28th - 3:20pm-4:20pm
December 29th 3:00-4:00pm
December 30th 3:10pm-4:10pm
All sessions at South Suburban
3 Hours = $225
Ages
These camps are perfect for 2009-2017 birthyears. Younger birthyears need to be approved by the coaches.
All of the drills will have a focus on individual work. It does not matter if you are with someone younger or older than you. Focus on your rep and get better!
This is not a learn to play camp. Some experience is needed.
Location
South Suburban Sports Complex & Family Sports
Coaches
All camps will be coached by our Ignite coaching and Perfect Skating team. Coach Neil, Coach Haviar, Coach Spino, Coach Whitmore and special guests!
Please reach out to: info@igniteperformancehockey.com with questions
Shooting & Speed Dec 21st-22nd, 2026
In our Speed & Shooting clinic our coaches will work on specific skating technique and shooting mechanics. Maximum reps will be the focus to ensure that each player gets the most of their time on the ice.
RegisterShooting & Sped Dec 28th, 29th, 30th, 2026
In our Speed & Shooting clinic our coaches will work on specific skating technique and shooting mechanics. Maximum reps will be the focus to ensure that each player gets the most of their time on the ice.
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