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IS BACK - MARCH 2012The Sting's successful Learn To Play Ice Hockey Programme running again on Monday nights at Lammas from 6:00pm and we are now recruiting. The next 6 week programme starts on Monday 5th March 2012 at the Lammas rink and bookings are now being taken for the limited number of places that are available. The Sting LTP programme started in April 2009 and quickly became another of the Club's major success stories. Initially more than 75 kids were enrolled on to the programme and 80% of that first group graduated from the programme with more than 20 going on to join the Sting teams. Most of those players are now playing ice hockey with one of Sutton Sting's 11 teams in the English Ice Hockey league system. You can download our LTP information flier here To accompany the LTP programme we have produced a "Passport" which details all of the skills and techniques taught by our Coaches during the programme. The idea of the "passport" is that players can complete the levels at their own pace and the progress of achievement is recorded in a simple format which is all designed to make the learning process that much easier to follow. The programme is delivered in 3 stages; Fundamentals, Intermediate and Advanced. Everyone starts with the Fundamentals stage which is delivered in 6 levels. There are certificates and badges for each level which is made up of 5 core skills for each level. There is no set time limit to complete any of the levels and the player can learn to master the core skills at his/her own pace. Once the Fundamental stage has been completed then the real fun starts as players will be actively involved in learning to play ice hockey. In the second and third stages Full Protective Kit MUST BE WORN. You can download the Passport here
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The cost of the Sting LTP programme is supported by the Club and after the initial 6 week block you will have the opportunity to apply for membership of the Club and at that time you may be invited to take part in team training with one of the Ashfield teams. 
