Training is open to junior members of the club (along with non members for a limited time). Its a fun way to get to know people, get fit and improve your hockey skills. Training is pitched at a suitable level for all players to be challenged whilst also having fun.

The training season starts from beginning September and will run through until July (training doesn't run through the summer holidays).

It is run by fully DBS check coaches and is suitable for young people aged between 5-15. Generally players will training within their age group (age 5-10 or age 11-15) but coaches may recommend training in different sections to ensure the player is suitably challenged.
Some juniors will move up to senior training when they start to play in senior teams but may also attend junior training if they wish.

Training is included with Junior club membership (£42/ yr). If your child does not wish to join then you may attend training for £5 a session. First session is free.

Juniors Training Times

Wednesdays

Venue: Chase Park - 3 Church Ln, Four Crosses, Cannock WS11 1RR

Times:
Junior Training - 18:00-19:00

In addition to Stafford's Junior training we have also joined forces with Stone Hockey Club to provide Junior academy training for boys and girls under 14s and under 16s teams who compete in EH Tier 3 (7aside) Developmental Leagues and EH Tier 1 or 2 (11aside) Championships which we review on an annual basis.

Junior academy training

Thursdays

Venue:

Stone Hockey Club - Enson Lane, Aston by Stone, Staffordshire, ST15 0B

Times:
Junior Academy Training (combined with Stone HC)

Times:
Junior Academy training (14 - 18) - 19:00-20:30

Please note that in the case of adverse weather conditions, the junior hockey sessions may be cancelled at short-notice.

What kit do you need?

• Standard PE kit with layers for winter
• Sturdy trainers
• A hockey stick. We have plenty you can borrow but a good starter stick can be bought from major sports shops for under £20. The top of the stick should reach the child’s waist height.
• Shin pads. Football shin pads are fine.
• Gum shield (highly recommended but not essential). One that you mould at home is fine.

If you have any questions please contact
Junior Coach - Yasmin Ranu
or
Club Secretary Emma Greatrex