Ivy Hockey Academy

Name: Ivy Hockey Academy
Address: 8171 Yonge St, Thornhill, ON L3T 2C6, Canada, T, Canada

3.7/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	8171 Yonge St, Thornhill, ON L3T 2C6, Canada
Phone :	📞 +9889
Categories :	Hockey club ,
City :	T

8171 Yonge St, Thornhill, ON L3T 2C6, Canada

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A	Alex Belanger on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We have been travelling from out of town to bring our kids to this camp for 10 years and it is well worth the effort. The coaching staff is experienced and they know how to effectively engage the kids. The improvement in skills from attending this camp is quite noticeable and the campers take away knowledge and hockey smarts that serve them well throughout the hockey season.
A	Alex Roberts on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ My son has been a part of weekly clinics as well as the summer camp for about 6 years now. He went from playing A to AA, then midget AAA. Last summers clinics were to prepare him for Junior A tryouts that he was invited to. They prepared him right. He made a team and played this season as one of the youngest guys In the group. Ivy hockey has truly developed his overall game that has lead to his success. Thanks guys.
S	Shayne Rinne on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ My son attended this camp and it is a learn to skate and play hockey program that is advertised as something more. The off ice training is like a regular camp and the kids play games and have fun and not anything elite. I asked if I could get my money my back if I pulled my son and the head person said he is not authorized to do that not couldn't point me to who was. They charge an elite level price for training you could get for half the price anywhere locally. The head instructor also braggd about knowing McDavid really well, took time to show me pictures on his phone of them together and when asked to get him to stop by for the kids he walked away.
T	Terry Rodriguez on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Our daughter loves this camp and wants to come back year after year. We attribute a lot of the success that she has enjoyed in her hockey career to the skills and knowledge she has learned at Ivy Hockey. We recently asked her if she wanted to just do half days (ice only) now that she is a bit older but she also has fun with the off-ice activities and still chooses the full-day option.
C	C M on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very disappointed in this camp. My son was in the camp at 16Mile in Oakville. We signed up for the Hockey Supreme. We read the flyer wrong and assumed that this was a full-day hockey camp and it was not. The morning was 3 hours on ice, but there was no afternoon ice time. (like most full-day camps offer). I went back to their website and read what was offered on ice/off ice and most of it was lacking. There were no "expert" trainers and definitely no NHL players teaching the camp, despite the camp offering "the thrill of learning from NHL Players/Pros". Not one of the Moore family was present. Dominic Moore was taking part in the BTNL program for his own development and although he stopped by for a photo op, never got on the ice with the kids. There was one senior instructor who spent all his time with the older kids. The camp may be fine for house league/select kids but it is not structured/taught for rep kids. Especially for what we paid for this camp, it was not worth it. It is also worth mentioning, that one day I arrived early to pick up my son. I found him walking around the arena - bored. Located the camp staff, and they were sitting in the hallway, with their legs up on a table, all on their cell phones. Great website and marketing but sadly the camp does not live up to the promises.
S	Sarah Isaacs on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The staff and instructors are amazing. My son had a blast at camp and is a hundred times more confident on the ice. Great program and great people who go the extra mile to give the kids a fantastic and fun experience. My son loved every minute and can't wait to go back. Hockey mom approved!
W	William Schnider on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ After attending different programs through out the years my 2 sons have been playing hockey, I have found that general skills such as shooting are always practiced, but are never descriptively detailed. I decided to try Ivy Hockey Academy last summer through a referral, and I couldn't believe how many different tactics for each element of the game were highlighted. My sons have developed new skills in the two weeks that they attended through drills I have never seen before, and they have become overall better players. It was also very nice to meet Dominic Moore and Mitch Marner at the camp who were on the ice helping out. Thanks Ivy Hockey Academy!
O	OhShitWhatWasThatNoise on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Definitely has to be one of the best hockey organizations in Toronto. Honestly, looking at their site years after brings a tear to my eye. This was such an incredible experience as a kid. Anyone not giving 5 stars is a snowflake.