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2016/2017/2018/2019 FRIDAYS

Kinsmen Arena, London

Starts Sep 25
500 Canadian dollars
Kinsmen Arena

Available spots


Program Description

Start your day on the ice with D2D's Morning Grind! An hour of focused hockey development before school. Get a jumpstart on the competition — before most of your teammates are even out of bed! D2D Morning Grind is designed for motivated skaters who want to put in the extra work, sharpen their defense-focused game, and improve the individual skills that make a difference every time they step on the ice. Each weekly session is structured as a focused, high-tempo development practice, with an emphasis on skating, footwork, puck skills, passing, shooting, defensive habits, and game-ready execution. Players will work to become faster, more confident, more efficient, and more effective with and without the puck. Early mornings aren't for everyone — and that's exactly the point. This program is for players who are willing to get up early, put in the work, and continually look for ways to improve. Come ready to work, build better habits and become more confident. Leave a better hockey player.


Program Schedule


Cancellation Policy

PAYMENT DETAILS: D2D does not accept Credit Card or Cheques Please send E-Transfer to bryanrodneyhockey@gmail.com **Payment and liability waiver must be received within 48hrs of this confirmation to solidify skater's spot** Email Bryan directly if you prefer to pay cash or payment plan No Refunds: 2 weeks prior to start of a program No D2D Liability Waiver, or "No Show" Incorrect Registration (wrong age group)


Contact Details

  • 20 Granville St, London, ON N6H 2B1, Canada

    bryanrodneyhockey@gmail.com


FUN FACTS:

 

Bryan was the first undrafted player to reach the NHL after being diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis.

Bryan scored his 1st NHL goal vs. WSH. In the same game John Carlson also scored his 1st NHL goal.
Both are former London Knights!

 

Bryan tallied the primary assist on Rod Brind'Amour's last NHL goal.

 

Bryan was the brainchild of the London Knights "house of green" during the 2005 OHL playoffs and Memorial Cup.

The House of Green is still used to this day by the London Knights during the OHL playoffs.

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