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Recent UltraSkills Major
Clinics/Events
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Special Events page Update
- Conducted
NHL Top Prospects Clinic in July 2005 for the top
5 NHL prospects including Sydney Crosby
- Featured
in Television Hockey Tips Series on Sportsnet East
and on the A Channel (22 segments) 2005-2006
- Director
of Hockey Programming for the Ottawa Senators Sensplex
(Sept. 2004-December 2005) Conducted on ice sessions
for over 1500 players
- Head
instructor for the Hockey Canada Skills Academy at
All Saints High School in Kanata (Fall Semester: Sept
2005-January 2006)
- On
ice demonstrations and Presentations for 800 coaches
at The Ottawa Senators Tim Horton’s Coaching Clinic
at the Scotia Bank Centre (October 2005)
- Conducted
practices for The Peterborough Petes and the St. Michael’s
Majors of the OHL (2005)
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October 9th, 2004
- On-ice UltraSkills demonstration by Ron Davidson
and UltraSkills instructors to over 1,500 coaches at the
Toronto Maple Leafs Tim Horton's Hockey Festival at the
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Ron Davidson with the Toronto Marlies Peewee AAA team
and the North York Knights AA minor Peewee team at the
ACC.
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Ron Davidson demonstrates an UltraSkills drill
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Members of the North York Knights AA Minor Peewee team.
The mother of one of the players sent an email to his
coaches thanking them for arranging the UltraSkills
session for the team and said that "it was an experience
that her son would never forget."
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September 25, 2004
- On Ice Coaching Clinic and Training Session
Demonstration, Off ice Presentation by Ron Davidson for
over 300 coaches at the Ottawa Senators/Tim Hortons Coaching
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March 22, 2004 - On
ice Training Session Demonstration by Ron Davidson open
to the public at the Hockey Conference Skating into the
Future, Hockey in the New Milllenium in New Brunswick
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January 28, 2004 -
On ice Demonstration by Ron Davidson for 8,000+ spectators
between periods of the Halifax Mooseheads game at the
Halifax Metro Centre. |
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January 28, 2004 - On Ice
Coaching Clinic and Training Session Demonstration , Off
ice Presentation by Ron Davidson for over 100 coaches
for the Halifax Mooseheads at the Halifax Metro Centre |
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December 19, 2003 - On ice
Demonstration by Ron Davidson for 7,000+ spectators between
periods of the Ottawa 67’s game at the Ottawa Civic Centre
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December 19, 2003
- On Ice Coaching Clinic and Training Session
Demonstration, Off ice Presentation by Ron Davidson for
over 200 coaches for the Ottawa 67’s at the Ottawa Civic
Centre. |
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October 4, 2003 - On Ice
Coaching Clinic and Training Session Demonstration, Off
ice Presentation by Ron Davidson for over 1200 coaches
at the Ottawa Senators/Tim Hortons Coaching Clinic at
the Ottawa Corel Centre |
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June 13, 2003 - On Ice
Demonstration and Presentation by Ron Davidson and the
UltraSkills instructors for 375 coaches at Roger Neilson’s
Coaching Symposium in Windsor |
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The Halifax Mooseheards Peewee AAA and The
Sackville Flyers Peewee AAA set a new World record
and entertained over 9,000 fans at the Halifax Metro Centre on January
28, 04. See details Bellow.
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A New
World Record was Set in Halifax January 28, 04!
It’s official!
History was made at the Halifax Metro Center on January 28, 2004.
Two Peewee teams from Nova Scotia, the Halifax Mooseheads Peewee
AAA and the Sackville Flyers Peewee AAA, set a new world record
for shots on net doing full ice UltraSkills flow drills at a demonstration
in front of over 9,000 excited fans. They completely eclipsed the
old mark of 278 in 6 minutes which had been set on October 4, 03
at the Corel Centre in Ottawa by two Peewee AAA teams from eastern
Ontario.
“You could tell before they went on the ice, that the guys were
very hungry to set the record”, said Kevin Cameron, the president
of the Halifax Mooseheads. “They gave it their all, and they were
rewarded…the big crowd really seemed to motivate them,” he added.
When the teams passed the old mark and then smashed the 300 barrier
the crowd went wild and the applause did not stop until they left
the ice. The event was not without controversy however. In the last
30 seconds of the demonstration there was an absolute flurry of
shots as the players were desperately trying to push the mark to
a new level. There was some concern that with all the activity,
it would have been impossible for the technician to make an accurate
recording of every shot and the shot clock at this point was an
absolute blur. As the buzzer sounded the shot clock showed 378 but
two representatives from the Ontario delegation who had brought
an independent counter to the event protested and eventually called
for a video review. This review confirmed that a world record had
in fact been set, but that the total number of shots that could
be accurately recorded was 349. Since the tape has now been accidentally
recorded over, there has been no opportunity for any independent
review. Nevertheless, officially, a new world record was set, (in
fact it was smashed!) and the new standard is now 349 shots in a
6 minute full ice UltraSkills flow drill.
The next opportunity to break the record will be March 22, 04 at
the Aitken Centre in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Don’t miss it!
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