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Pro Hockey Europe Pro Hockey Europe Pro Hockey Europe is a summer hockey school that ranks among the top 3 summer hockey institutions in Europe in terms of attendance. The school is known for hosting over 500 players annually from more than 40 countries. Pro Hockey Europe primarily conducts its camps in picturesque locations in the Italian Alps, such as Val Gardena and Val di Fassa, although it has also organized a camp in London.

Curriculum and Locations The curriculum at Pro Hockey Europe focuses on various aspects of hockey, including technical skills and game strategy. The choice of scenic and tranquil locations like Val Gardena and Val di Fassa provides an ideal setting for both training and relaxation, offering participants a unique experience.

Notable Participants and Alumni Among the school's alumni is Lucas Raymond, who has gone on to play for the Detroit Red Wings in the NHL. The participation of players who later succeed at professional levels highlights the school's role in nurturing hockey talent.

Coaching Staff Pro Hockey Europe's coaching staff comprises experienced coaches from different hockey-playing nations, contributing a variety of coaching techniques and perspectives. Notable among them is Kris Beech, a former NHL player with experience in teams like the Washington Capitals, Pittsburgh Penguins, Vancouver Canucks, and Columbus Blue Jackets. After a distinguished career in the NHL and AHL, and later in European leagues such as the SHL (Sweden), NL (Switzerland), and DEL (Germany), Beech now serves as the skills coach for the Vancouver Giants in the WHL. His involvement with Pro Hockey Europe brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the camp.

Hardy Gensel, another significant member of the coaching staff, is a former DEL player and current head coach at FASSA CAMP. Gensel, known for his active coaching style and innovative drills, has made a notable impact in previous camps, including the Powerskating Camp 2020. His return to the CCM Powerskating Camp 2021, alongside Robin Beckers, is anticipated to provide a highly effective coaching experience.

Impact and Vision Pro Hockey Europe has established a reputation for contributing to the development of young hockey talents. While the school is recognized for its size and international reach, it maintains a focus on individual skill development and the overall growth of its participants. Looking forward, Pro Hockey Europe aims to continue enhancing its training programs and expanding its reach to foster hockey talent globally.

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www.prohockeyeurope.com https://kultur.bz.it/en/event/hockey-camp-2024-ccm-powerskating-camp-val-gardena-e41265 https://www.valgardena.it/it/dettaglio/base/events/hockey-camp-2024-ccm-goalie-camp-val-gardena/27F8FFE305BD43148BDBC5FD961C504E/