| About Garry Hebert: Why Such Demand?
Garry Hebert has been
described by some of hockey's most knowledgeable
authorities as an "unforgettable and
dynamic" power skating and skills coach. From
the youngest novice to the oldest pro, Garry brings
out the best in each player he touches.
Coach Hebert enjoys an
unparalleled reputation for building the
"complete player". This is founded upon an
unmatched talent for developing the major skill
groups: Skating...Stickhandling...Passing...Checking...Positional
Play...Shooting...Scoring...and Much More!!!
Garry's impressive track
record embodies the comprehensive development of
powerful skills resulting in "peak
performance".
A Rare
Talent
Acclaimed as one of the best
skaters and stickhandlers you will ever see, Garry's
enthusiasm and depth of expertise reveal a passion
for helping each player reach his or her full
potential.
The demand and popularity of
Garry's schools have been secured by his devotion to
developing essential skills . . . with a coaching
flair that sets him apart!
A
“Unique” Approach
Garry possesses the
noteworthy gift of a special kind of "sixth
sense" apparent in all coaching greats. What
Bela Karolyi was to gymnastics, Garry Hebert has
become to the hockey world.
Heralded as an innovative
expert, Garry's positive attitude exemplifies
motivation at its peak.Seeing is believing! Garry's
encouragement merges with a demonstrated savvy for
upbuilding and corrective analysis. Garry's
progressive creativity translates into valuable
improvement. The net result is a notable
transformation in skill level.
“World-Class”
Expertise
Nationally recognized as a
consultant to N.H.L. players, Olympians, and college
athletes, Garry is the founder of The World Academy
of Hockey. His renowned "Breakthrough
Performance Center" is an impressive success as
evidenced by extraordinary reviews. Known for his
deep faith, Garry is also a featured spiritual
singer, and inspirational speaker.
Garry's
Roots
Garry became the
"complete" hockey player himself due to the
rare integration of both a figure skating and hockey
background. His mother is a renowned figure skating
pro who trained Garry on figure skates until the age
of ten.
Honored as an All-American
out of Thayer Academy, Garry played his Division 1
college hockey at the University of Vermont, where he
was a top recruit and standout. After a head injury
ended the prospects of a pro career, Garry turned to
coaching where he lead Essex High School to numerous
Division 1 State Championships, and a "National
Top Ten" ranking. His efforts earned him the
prestigious "Coach of the Year" award.
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