The Exeter Ice House

WHY PLAY FOR THE FREEZE?

The New Hampshire Junior Freeze Hockey Club would like to invite you to be part of our program for the 2008/2009 Season. The Freeze offer professional coaching, off-ice training and a zero-tolerance approach to career guidance. If you would like to play at the College level, the Freeze can help. The Super Elite program tuition includes all expenses for travel and lodging, with the exception of meals on the road.

Here are several reasons you should choose the Freeze:

1. The NH Junior Freeze will field a Super Elite team for the 2008/2009 season: that will compete in the IJHL (International Junior Hockey League).
   
    
2. IJHL = Quality competition.
   
    
3. The Freeze team will play a 50 to 60 game diverse schedule of league, non-league, and tournament games to maximize your exposure to over 60 D1,D2,D3 and professional ranks within 3 hours of our home rink at The Rinks at Exeter in Exeter, NH.
   
    
4. A dedicated staff with connections to Jr. A, College, and professional organizations will work hard to make sure our players have the opportunity to advance.
   
    
5. The Freeze practice 6 hours per week.
   
    
6. The Freeze have their own professional Physical Fitness Trainer for strength and conditioning. A new state of the art fitness room for the Junior Freeze program will be constructed at The Exeter Ice House. The Freeze will have their own personal trainer/EMT available at all practices as well as all home and away games.
   
    
7. The Freeze have a state of the art locker room with individual locker stalls, showers, TV and stereo.
   
    
8. The Freeze will conduct a two week training camp in August.
   
    
9. Motor coach for travel to away games.
   
    
10. Full game and practice uniforms, warmup suits, helmet, gloves, pants, tape, laces and skate sharpening (CAG ONE SPEED).
    
     
11. A professional Website with up-to-date player stats, bios, game highlights and announcements to provide maximum exposure for our players.

Coaching and Physical Training

The NH Junior Freeze practices are run on weekdays with games typically played on weekends. Dry-land sessions are generally run 2 days per week. The dry-land and physical fitness aspects of our program entail hockey related plans for strength, power, speed, agility and performance. We utilize plyometric exercise, aerobic training, core muscle and strength programs and a flexibility program.  We put our players in an environment that stresses hard work both on and off the ice. We challenge our players to work hard and have fun while being exposed to increased speed and intense physical play.  Our practices are designed to enhance each player's skills and develop their game to a level that promotes interest by college programs.

Career Guidance

We offer our players full time Coaching and Management in developing of our players in skill, team play and career guidance.  We are always available to assist and guide our players as they make critical decisions regarding their future.

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