Monday Morning Progression Program

Monday Morning Progression Program
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Monday Morning Progression Program

$225.00

  • 2012-2017
  • Sept 21 - Dec 14
  • Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex
  • 7:00am - 8:00am

Description

We’re excited to bring D³ Performance to Bowmanville this fall with our first local development program!

This 12-week progression series is built for rep athletes and motivated players who want to progress, compete and take their game to the next level.

This isn’t 11 individual skates. Each week builds on the last, progressively increasing pace, pressure, complexity and execution as athletes develop throughout the program.

Puck Control & Skill Execution
Edgework, Agility & Explosiveness
Read • React • Adapt
Game-Speed Decision Making
Progressive, Game-Translatable Development

DEVELOP the skill.
DRIVE beyond your comfort zone.
DOMINATE when it matters.

Mondays | Sept. 14 – Dec. 14

Blackout:

Oct. 12 – Thanksgiving Monday

Oct. 26 – PA Day

7:00–8:00 AM
Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex – Pad B
U10–U15 | 2012–2017 | Male & Female
$45 per session

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Darryl

Senior Instructor | Former Professional Hockey Player

Darryl Lloyd brings more than 15 years of professional playing experience and over a decade of player development expertise to the ice. A Pickering, Ontario native, Darryl developed through the OHL with the Windsor Spitfires before earning an NHL Rookie Camp invitation with the Nashville Predators.

His professional career spanned North America and Europe, including time in the AHL, ECHL, and five championship-winning seasons with the Belfast Giants of the Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL). Along the way, he earned recognition as Team MVP, Forward of the Year, and Hardest Working Player—awards that reflect the compete level, leadership, and work ethic that defined his career.

Today, Darryl shares that experience with the next generation of athletes through a development philosophy built around seven core pillars of the game: skating, puck control, passing, shooting, hockey IQ, compete level, and body positioning. His coaching focuses on developing efficient habits, improving decision-making, and helping players understand how skills transfer into real game situations.

Known for his energetic approach and ability to connect with players, Darryl creates a challenging and positive environment where athletes are encouraged to compete, think the game, and build confidence. He believes that long-term success comes from mastering the details—whether that’s puck protection, body positioning, awareness, or making the right play under pressure.

Having experienced every stage of the hockey pathway—from minor hockey and junior hockey to professional hockey and championship teams overseas—Darryl understands what separates talented players from successful players. His goal is to help athletes become not only better hockey players, but more confident, resilient competitors both on and off the ice.

Fun Fact: Darryl’s professional career took him across two continents and multiple leagues, where he captured five championships and built a reputation as one of the hardest-working players on every team he played for.