Hey Jessica, it's a awseom camp, I've been twice and
love it. It's all about hockey and the coaches and
people that attend are top notch. Let me know if you
have any specific questions and I'd be happy to
answer.

Dave

--- jessica_lynn_canada <daylightfading25@...>
wrote:

> Hello All,
>
> I realize that it's only about a month or so since
> you all attended
> camp, but I'm looking for somewhere to attend in the
> summer of 2006
> already.
>
> Any week long camp is costly and the good ones fill
> up fast, so it's
> not something I want to leave until the last minute.
> I've been
> searching extensively for a camp that I think will
> meet my needs and
> wants (obviously). So far I've emailed around 10 or
> so schools, but
> it's Heartland that has caught my eye and stuck in
> my head to attend.
> I've had my heart set on Can/Am for a few years, but
> I've never been
> able to attend due to work reasons, etc. I have
> never attended a
> hockey camp before but I've wanted to for a long
> long time. I decided
> next summer is it.
>
> Can/Am, American Hockey Schools, Banff Hockey
> School, Canadian Hockey
> Enterprises and Planet Hockey are just a few that
> I've been looking
> at. I had a friend who attended Banff Hockey School
> and she said it
> was really overcrowded, but I thought I'd include it
> in my camp
> research anyway. Can/Am, well after thinking and
> thinking about it I
> realized it's more of a relaxed approach than I
> would like. It does
> state that it's not a "conditioning camp."
>
> The reasons I'm now seriously looking at Heartland
> is because it looks
> more like a HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY type place. That's
> what I'm looking
> for. I want to meet friends and have fun with other
> activities as
> well, but I'm sure you all know what I mean. The
> yahoo groups is
> another reason I like this camp because I can talk
> to players who've
> attended, which is great. I also like the idea of
> unlimited ice usage
> so I can play and practice as much as I'd like to.
>
> Another concern of mine was that I'd be traveling
> alone and would I
> meet any friends or just end up being alone the
> whole time, etc. After
> coming here and visiting the website I realized that
> it won't be the
> case with Heartland.
>
> Any information to seal the deal would be great. If
> I do attend I will
> be going for both weeks. I'm from Ontario but I'm
> now living in The
> Netherlands so I would be flying from overseas. The
> other question is
> what the other newbies asked, where should I fly
> into and all that
> jazz. I'm wondering if trying to match my flight
> details to the camp
> transportation details is too much hassle, or if I
> should just do what
> others do and rent a car and drive to the camp.
> Anyway, any help would
> be great. I guess I'm done rambling for now!
>
>
> Jessica Sero
> Canadian in Cloggieville
>
>
>
>
>




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