FUNdamental Hockey

Fundamental Hockey 3 on 3 Collegiate pre-game warm ups. Local NCAA - Usport - AHL - players getting after it on a Thursday at Lake Bonavista. High Speed Intensity Skill

The ability to have a fast and quick first 3 steps is important in every sport. Fundamental Hockey uses a variety of training methods to accomplish this skill.

Fundamental Hockey Dryland Workout. Working on quick feet and agility.

Putting in the work on a Friday night!
Shoutout to for the inspiration behind drill #2

Connor and Connor putting in work on a Tuesday night!!

Another great skate in the books!

Good week of training on and off the ice. July programs to be posted on www.fundamentalhockey.ca soon.

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Tire flips ✅
Sled sprints ✅
Another great workout ✅

Go to www.fundamentalhockey.ca to inquire about on ice and off ice training!

FUNdamental Hockey updated their address.

Training grounds set up and ready to go for summer 2022! Go to www.fundamentalhockey.ca to inquire about off ice and on ice training!

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Fundamental Hockey begins….Still spots available for Dryland and on ice sessions.

Terrific opportunity to train and learn from local NCAA Division I hockey player.

Follow along as we post the various training techniques used to develop high level speed, agility, and strength.

Give us a call 403 336 4231.

Only 17 days until we get started! Limited spots are still available! Go to www.fundamentalhockey.ca and sign up now!

Fundamental Hockey is set up and ready to go for Spring/Summer 2022.

For details please go to:
www.fundamentalhockey.ca

Or contact Rhett Kingston at 403 336 4231 or [email protected]

Always coaching - Rhett Kingston pumping the tires of a freshman during their game vs #1 ranked Michigan Wolverines at Jost Arena.

Spots available for June development sessions at Lake Bonavista arena.

100 pucks and an unfinished shooting gallery bunker basement.

The Journey Through Junior

Fundamental Hockey Spring Ice 2020

Terrific Season...and still lots to go....

Tyler Deis named AJHL Coach of the Year

AJHL Announces league MVP, Rookie of the Year and Coach of the Year
February 26th, 2020 @ 10:57 am
Photo Credits to Chad Goddard Photography


Coach of the Year, Presented by Finning Canada

The 2019-20 Alberta Junior Hockey League Coach of the Year is Okotoks Oilers General Manager & Head Coach Tyler Deis. With a record of 47-7-4, the Oilers are in a heated battle for the regular season title and have clinched first place in the Viterra AJHL South Division for the fourth time in franchise history.

Tyler Deis is concluding his seventh season with the Oilers organization, and his fourth season in the role of General Manager & Head Coach. In 2017-18 Tyler was awarded as both the Alberta Junior Hockey League and the Canadian Junior Hockey League Coach of the Year.

Under the leadership of Head Coach Tyler Deis, the Oilers have finished first in the AJHL South Division twice (2017-18, 2019-20), advanced to the Division Final three times (2017, 2018, 2019) and the League Final in 2018.

“Tyler is totally dedicated to our players, staff and organization,” said Okotoks Oilers President Wayne Lauinger. “He has enhanced the Oilers program to create opportunity for prospective players and staff through his positive mentorship and development. Tyler gives unselfishly as a coach and a leader to prepare those around him for the next level”.

Deis is supported by Associate Coach / Assistant General Manager Kyle Schussler and Assistant Coach / Assistant Director of Hockey Development Reid Hnatowich.

Tyler is an experienced teacher and coach with a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Education from Minnesota State University. After playing his Junior hockey in the SJHL, Deis played NCAA Division I hockey then began his professional playing career in the ECHL for five seasons. Upon returning to Canada in 2005, he started his teaching and coaching career at the Edge School. Combined with winning many titles during his time as Head Coach at the Edge, Deis put his name to both a Midwest Prep Hockey League Championship and the Canadian Sport School Hockey League Championship.

2019-2020 Award Finalists: Tyler Deis - Okotoks Oilers, Clayton Jardine - Camrose Kodiaks, Shawn Martin - Whitecourt Wolverines, Adam Manah - Sherwood Park Crusaders

2018-2019 Award Winner: Ryan Papaioannou, Brooks Bandits

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https://ajhl.ca/media-centre/news-archives.html?nID=16891

Happy Birthday Coach Murray!

General Pictures of the Hockey Path

Bronco Hockey

Preppin for Miami University this weekend!
See you there Bronco fans, it’s Senior Night!🤩🏒

Great guy.

Versatile rookie Jeff Faith fills multiple roles for Canada West men's hockey semifinalist U of S Huskies “I’m sure when I stick him there, they go, ‘oh, man, we’ve got Faither playing with us’ but he finds a way to make it work out.”

Welcome to Fundamental Hockey. Visit us at www.fundamentalhockey.ca for all the details as to what our Dryland Workouts are all about.

FUNdamental Hockey Due to the Covid19 Pandemic Fundamental Hockey has made changes to its plans. Spring 2021 will be spent focusing on Dry Land Training and the development of 1st 3 Steps - Explosiveness, Quickness, Speed, and Agility. This is done outdoors in small groups at our acreage west of Okotoks, Alberta, Cana...

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University of Hockey on Twitter “GAMEDAY”

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Denver Hockey on Twitter “Magness looks beautiful this morning 😍 https://t.co/kbapN1uFpM”

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Okotoks Oilers on Twitter “Congratulations to for being named to the 2020 AJHL All-Academic Team Click here for FULL STORY https://t.co/6WH3vxeip6”

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