PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 18th, 2023
RoughRiders Hockey Club (RRHC) is proud to announce the details for the RoughRiders Youth Hockey League (RYHL) & Instructional Program (IP) for the May-June session of 2023.
Instructional Program (IP)
IP is the skills portion for all players looking to improve on their individual skills. The focus in the Instructional Program is designed to assist in the players’ individual skills such as skating, passing, puck control, shooting, and game sense. IP is a valuable program for all players as learning proper technique and/or retraining of fundamentals is vital part of success in games long term. The IP practices are designed and ran by RRHC’s Executive Director, Dustin Timm with the assistance from experienced and knowledgeable coaches within RRHC.
Dates & Times
Wednesday, May 10th 5:15-6:15pm
Wednesday, May 17th 5:15-6:15pm
Wednesday May 24th 5:15-6:15pm
Wednesday, June 7th 5:15-6:15pm
$60 per player
RoughRiders Youth Hockey League (RYHL)
The RoughRiders Youth Hockey League provides the opportunity for our players to go out and just play. To play and compete against other players. RYHL will be played 3v3 or 4v4 cross-ice to maximize the number of puck touches and play making in a small area. The game of hockey is a series of small decisions and RYHL is a great place to build that.
Dates & Times
Thursday, May 11th 5:15-6:15pm
Thursday, May 18th 5:15-6:15pm
Thursday May 25th 5:15-6:15pm
Thursday, June 8th 5:15-6:15pm
$60 per player
IP and RYHL Bundle!
Save 15% when you sign up for both IP and RYHL!
$105 per player
IP Testimonials
“Cedar Rapids IP is the reason why our kids have made vast improvements in the game. The skill-based work is so appreciated by our kids and our family. Dustin and his group are doing great things to develop well rounded hockey players. The IP program is some of the best group skill sessions my kids have ever attended and they have been to a lot!”
“Having the option of playing and paying 2 months at a time for the IP is super beneficial for our household as we cannot always commit or participate in a full season. The cost also is very effective for what they are getting out of the program. Coaching is top notch. While there are some parent coaches, coaches have a clear knowledge of the game and are there for all kids. The ADM station model is fantastic because as a family we are more worried about our children improving their skills than scrimmaging for multiple practices in a row. Also, having coaches wear the same warm-up is a game-changer. It just makes the whole program as a whole look that much more professional.”