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Set in the green surroundings of Provincial Domain Dommelhof in Limburg, the camp offers spacious and accessible accommodation, modern sports facilities, dedicated social spaces and everything within easy reach. Surrounded by nature, it's the perfect setting for a week filled with hockey, friendships and unforgettable moments.
Dommelhof offers an environment that better supports the needs of our community.
With more accessible rooms and buildings, cleaner, flexible spaces, dedicated recovery areas and everything close together, players, coaches and referees can focus on what matters most: hockey, development, friendships and enjoying an unforgettable international camp experience.
The people who work at this location are daily involved with sports for disabled people, so they know what we need. But most of all, what to expect!
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WHO IS THIS CAMP FOR?
Our camp isn’t just a place to experience a hockey event. According to the players, it’s a place were they..
Felt safe and understood
Experienced a sense of belonging
Built international friendships
We attract two types of players:
You come for connection, discovery and perspective. You might live in a country where hockey is still growing, or from a team where you rarely get to experience international play.
This camp is for you, if you want to:
Discover how powerchairhockey is played in other countries
Gain confidence by learning through real international experiences
Measure your level against great players with guidance from top coaches
You are driven by growth, detail and progress. On and off the field. For you, camp is a place to sharpen your skills, exchange knowledge and take your game to the next level.
This camp is for you, if you want to:
Develop your technical, tactical and decision-making skills
Challenge yourself in a high-level, diverse hockey environment
Share your own learnings from over the years
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Both profiles are equally valuable and often even overlap in one person.
The camp does not need to choose between them. In fact, its strength lies in bringing them together in one shared environment.
The international head coaches are being picked by the APHC Team, based on our own vision and by talking with the community and observing the coaches at their own teams.
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Assistant Coach Development Program (IPCH Supported)
At APHC, we are always looking for ways to help powerchairhockey grow around the world.
Growing powerchairhockey doesn’t only mean developing players—it also means developing coaches from developing PCH nations.
Many coaches from developing hockey nations have limited access to:
Experienced mentors
International hockey environments
Coach education opportunities
High-level training sessions
Through this program, we want to help coaches gain the knowledge, confidence and network they need to strengthen the sport in their home countries.
OUR GOAL
Create a learning experience that benefits both the individual coach and the long-term growth of powerchairhockey worldwide.
During our camp, assistant coaches would:
Join an experienced international coach
Observe training sessions and coaching methods
Attend dedicated theory sessions
Discuss coaching challenges and best practices
Learn from coaches and players from around the world
Take new ideas and inspiration back to their clubs and countries
Who is it for?
Coaches from developing powerchair hockey nations who are eager to learn and grow.
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Referee Development camp
To strengthen the game as a whole, we are also creating space for referees to connect, learn, and grow during camp.
Let’s even say: a sub-camp alongside the camp for players and coaches
From our community survey, we learned that referees are not necessarily looking for certification courses.
Instead, they want opportunities to:
Connect with other referees
Share experiences and challenges
Learn through clinics and discussions
Get to know more about team tactics to better understand the game
Develop confidence on and off the court
Be part of the international hockey community
The Referee Development Camp aims to bring referees together in an inspiring environment where they can learn, grow, and contribute to the future of powerchairhockey.
During the camp week, referees will:
Officiate camp matches and activities
Attend referee clinics and workshops
Discuss game situations and rule interpretations
Learn from experienced referees and even coaches
Exchange ideas with colleagues from different countries
Build an international referee network
Led by: Mateo Delgado & Maxime Decrock
who is it for?
Referees who want to develop their skills, gain experience, and become more involved in the international powerchairhockey community.
I came to camp looking for hockey at a higher level, and I definitely found it. The Summer League was the absolute highlight, and getting to know players from all over made the whole experience even better. Beyond improving my game, I learned what it really means to be part of a team instead of focusing only on myself. I’m leaving with new friendships, unforgettable memories and plenty of motivation to keep pushing myself. And then there were the hot sauces… those who were there know exactly what I’m talking about. Let’s just say some stories don’t need explaining—if you know, you know.
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Getting the chance to coach during the week and then lace up for the Summer League myself made this camp something truly special. Sharing the court with talented players from different countries and testing myself against strong competition was an experience I don’t get every day. If anything, I could always use a little more hockey and a few fewer mandatory social moments—but that’s just me! Above all, I’m grateful to have been part of it. Thank you for having me. Looking forward to seeing what’s next.
Edition 2025
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