2024 U15 Off-Season

Tim Lebbossiere

Hockey
Coach
Tim Lebbossiere

Never before has quality training been so accessible and easy to follow. Guided by Boston Bruins Assistant Performance Coach, Tim Lebbossiere, this 18-week program is the best in class training program for under-15 hockey players.

Phase 1 - Hypertrophy & Aerobic Emphasis Phase 2 - Eccentric Strength Emphasis Phase 3 - Isometric Strength Emphasis Phase 4 - Power Emphasis Phase 5 - Speed & Power Emphasis Phase 6 - Speed Maintenance & Lactic Conditioning Emphasis

These 6 phases include 3 days per week of mobility, stability, speed, power, strength, and conditioning training to make well-rounded, physically robust players.

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Speed & Power
Access to training techniques, methods, and coaching that the NHL's fastest get has never been available this easily.
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Injury Prevention
Mobility and stability training is a priority to avoid hockey-specific overuse injuries.
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Play Every Shift Like Your First
The best players in the world can showcase their skills late in to games because of their emphasis on their conditioning. Your speed, strength, and skill should look the same whether it's your first shift or your last.
Features
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Programming 3 days per week
Mobility, speed, power, strength, and conditioning that’s accessible and challenging for athletes age 15 or under
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Exercise Video Guidance
Instructional videos to guide your sessions and make execution easy
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Delivered through TrainHeroic
Sweating over a lifeless PDF is so last year. Having access to quality training has never been this accessible and easy to follow
Equipment
Required
Barbell // Plates // Dumbbells // Cable Column // Spin Bike
Recommended
Medicine Ball // Bands // Slideboard
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Sample Week
Week 1 of 18-week program
Sunday
Phase 1 Day 1

A

Foam Roll Circuit

1 x 5:00

Linear Mobility

B

Wall Ankle Mobility: 8/side Box Quad w/ OH Reach: 8/side Quadruped Posterior Hip Mobility: 8/side Lateral Kneeling Adductor: 8/side Quadruped T-Spine Rotation: 8/side 1/2 Kneel Pec Mobility: 8/side

Linear Dynamic Warm Up

C

10-Yards: Reaching Quad Knee Hug to OH Lunge 1-Leg SLDL Reverse Lunge to Hamstring Linear March Straight Leg March Linear Skip Straight Leg Skip Butt Kicks High Knees Backpedal Power Skip (Height) 2x

D1

Depth Drop

3 x 5

D2

Tall Kneel Medball Chest Pass

3 x 5

E

Goblet Squat (Oxidative Tempo)

3 x 10

F

DB Bench (Oxidative Tempo)

3 x 10

G

Chest Supported DB Row (Oxidative Tempo)

3 x 10

H1

3-Way Groin Squeeze

2 x 0:10

H2

Tall Kneel Anti-Rotation Press

2 x 8

I

Split Squat Hold

2 x 4 @ 0:30

Tuesday
Phase 1 Day 2

A

Foam Roll Circuit

1 x 5:00

Lateral Mobility

B

Lateral Leg Swing: 8/side Wall Supported Hip Airplane: 8/side Lateral Lunge to Cross Behind Lunge: 8/side Pigeon w/ Reach Across: 8/side Lateral Kneeling Adductor ER: 8/side Spider w/ Arm Arc: 8/side Split Stance Cross Body Lat w/ Reach Under: 8/side

Lateral Dynamic Warm Up

C

10-Yards: Alt. Lateral Lunge Alt. Rotation Lunge Alt. Cross Behind Lunge Alt. Figure 4 Squat Lateral Skip Lateral Cross Under Skip Crossover Shuffle Cross Behind Shuffle Carioca (Short to Long) 2-Shuffle to Sprint 2x

D1

Lateral Depth Drop

3 x 5

D2

1/2 Kneel Medball Side Toss

3 x 5

E

DB RDL (Oxidative Tempo)

3 x 10

F

2-Arm Cable Press (Oxidative Tempo)

3 x 10

G

2-Arm Cable Row (Oxidative Tempo)

3 x 10

H1

Stability Ball Hamstring Curl

2 x 8

H2

Hand Plank

2 x 0:30

I

Tempo Run

1 x 12 @ 0:15

Thursday
Phase 1 Day 3

A

Foam Roll Circuit

1 x 5:00

Multidirectional Mobility

B

3-Way Wall Ankle Mobility: 5each/side Box Quad w/ T-Spine Rotation: 8/side Lying Alt. Knee to Knee: 8/side Seated 90-90 ER: 8/side V-Stance T-Spine Rotation: 8/side Lat Hang: 5 breaths

Multidirectional Dynamic Warm Up

C

10-Yards: Hurdle Walk Forward Hurdle Walk Backward Linear Skip Lateral Skip 2-Shuffle to 1-Leg Stick Shuffle w/ Arm Swing Backpedal (Side Stand Start) Alt. Diagonal Bound 3x to Sprint Back Facing Hip Turn 3x to Sprint

D1

Lateral Split Squat Depth Drop

3 x 3

D2

Tall Kneel Medball Slam

3 x 5

E

DB Split Squat (Oxidative Tempo)

3 x 10

F

Push Up (Oxidative Tempo)

3 x 10

G

Inverted Row (Oxidative Tempo)

3 x 10

H1

Shoulders Elevated 1-Leg Hip Lift

2 x 8

H2

Tall Kneel Anti-Rotation Press

2 x 8

I

Split Squat Hold

2 x 4 @ 0:30

Coach
coach-avatar Tim Lebbossiere

Tim is in his 3rd season as the Assistant Performance Coach for the Boston Bruins where he oversees, designs, and implements the performance and reconditioning program for the organization and its prospects. Prior to the Boston Bruins, Tim spent time with the Providence Bruins, Lindenwood University, and Quinnipiac University.

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FAQs
What should I do if I want to train more than 3 days per week?
At this age, 3 days per week is all that's needing for off-ice training. The rest of your free time would be better spent playing other sports or working on your hockey skills. That's what is best for your long term athletic development. As you get older, you can increase your training frequency.
How should I modify if I have a shorter off-season?
If you have less than 18 weeks, start by taking off weeks from phase 1 and phase 6. This could bring you all the way to 12-weeks. If you have even less, you should take weeks out from the phase you need the least work on (if you're already strong but not fast, reduce the weeks in phase 2-3).
How should I modify if I have a longer off-season?
Similar to the previous question, but just in reverse. So if you have longer than 18-weeks, you should start by adding a week to the phases you need the most work on (if you're already fast, but need more strength, you should add to phases 2-3). Don't complete more than 4-weeks of a phase.
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