THE IPH WAY
Our players leave every training session exhausted and hungry for the next one. We create an environment that forces you to focus in the midst of multi-tasking chaos. This elevates your hockey IQ and strengthens your skills. Technique + Fatigue = Improvement. There is no downtime at IPH. You're always moving, learning, and growing. If you aren't drenched in sweat with a smile on your face, then you're wasting your time. You won't find us selling "Power Skating" or "Stick Handling" specials. Why? Because every single IPH drill demands those (and a dozen other) skills.
Hockey is an integrative sport that can't be taught piecemeal. IPH players are successful because they are taught on a multi-dimensional level that builds a true hockey player.
Hockey is an integrative sport that can't be taught piecemeal. IPH players are successful because they are taught on a multi-dimensional level that builds a true hockey player.
IPH players are saying...
"IPH is the ultimate development and training plan for hockey players. Their commitment to development and passion for the game creates an unparalleled environment to improve your skills in. This program and its dedicated staff has played a major role in my success as a high school and college hockey player.”
- Madie Leidt
Middlebury College
- Madie Leidt
Middlebury College
"Training with IPH for over 10 years has helped me develop and improve skills that I don’t have time to work on during the busy pro season. Their knowledgeable coaches continue to push me as a player while making it fun at the same time...not an easy combination to master."
- Matt Generous
St. Lawrence University
EC Salzburg
- Matt Generous
St. Lawrence University
EC Salzburg
"Over the last six years of training with IPH, my game has improved tremendously. Their attention to detail helped me fix bad habits and develop both my shot and my footwork. IPH coaches are patient, fun to work with, and tough. I look forward to every summer because I know it will elevate my game."
-Linda Essery
Dartmouth College
-Linda Essery
Dartmouth College