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GOLDEN STICK HOCKEY ยท COLORADO

WHERE PLAYERS LEARN TO THINK THE GAME.

Coaching for players with AAA, junior and college hockey in their sights. Private lessons in Superior, camps in Westminster, remote coaching anywhere.

13

players Nick coached reached the NHL

38

Google reviews, every one five stars

USHL

coaching staff, Sioux City and Tri-City

THREE WAYS TO TRAIN WITH NICK

PICK HOW YOUR PLAYER TRAINS

CAMPS

Ice Centre at the Promenade, Westminster

Next: Holiday Camp, December 21 and 22

Two days of game based skill work in a capped group, with feedback by name for every player.

See the camps

$325

two days, ages 10 to 14

PRIVATE LESSONS

Blue Sport Stable, Superior

Reserved ice and a plan built around one player: skating, puck control under pressure, decision making. Small groups of two to four too.

Private lessons

$200

an hour, 1 on 1

REMOTE COACHING

From anywhere

Nick reviews your player’s game film and builds a monthly plan from what he sees, with one on one calls.

Remote coaching

$300

a month

Nick Brusa coaching players on the ice

YOUR COACH

NICK BRUSA

Played AAA, junior and NCAA hockey, then coached on the staffs of the Sioux City Musketeers and the Tri-City Storm in the USHL.

He knows what the next level looks for because he has been on both sides of it, and he coaches every player toward it.

Nick’s story

FROM THE FAMILIES

WHAT PARENTS SAY

★★★★★ 38 Google reviews, all five stars · Read them

“Nick provides some of the most comprehensive coaching and skills training we’ve experienced and his post-camp assessments are actually actionable and meaningful.”

Molly B., son trained with Nick through 15U AAA

“He understands the game at a very high level. As a personal coach, Nick has been the mentor our AAA player needed.”

Matt C., Google review

“What sets Nick apart is the depth of his knowledge; he draws from a genuinely broad base of expertise and isn’t afraid to introduce concepts you wouldn’t expect.”

Samantha R., Google review

Free for every family: the whole path from AAA to the NHL, explained and mapped.

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