Creative task:

William Salming Hockey School would focus to puck skills above else because if you don't have them, you are pretty much useless in today's fast tempo ice-hockey. The School would be pretty cheap. Participants would pay only their daily meals. Salming and sponsors would take care of costs of ice time and using of facilities. The camp would be four days. On the morning session, the focus would be on individual skills. Salming would teach boys and girls how to shoot properly, how to give hard passes from tape to tape and also how to rotate head to notice teammates better around you on the offensive zone. On one day they would also focus on Salming's specialty which is a two-way game. Salming would show them some good tricks how to prevent shooting lanes on PK and how to forecheck well with a strong stick. So, mornings would be teaching sessions. Then they would eat a lunch, rest a little bit and always play 3x 15 minutes on the afternoon because you learn to play only by competing regularly.