Individual Video Review Sessions
ELEVATE YOUR GAME WITH PERSONALIZED VIDEO ANALYSIS
Single Sessions
- 30 minutes = $45
- 45 minutes = $55
5 Pack
- 30 minutes = $180
- 45 minutes = $250
10 Pack
- 30 minutes = $340
- 45 minutes = $470
Take your game to the next level with in-depth video breakdowns led by program coach and hockey advisor Pat Cannone.
These personalized video sessions are designed to break down your shifts and help you see the game through a new lens—enhancing your hockey IQ, decision-making, and overall understanding of the game.
Pat will also be communicating with your team's coaching staff to make ensure everyone is on the same page for the player's growth and development.
To learn more about this opportunity and to schedule a session with Pat, contact him directly at pcannone@aaablueackets.com or (631) 428.3761
ABOUT PAT
Pat Cannone is in his fifth season with the program. After spending two seasons as head coach at the 16U level, he serves as an assistant coach at the 16U level as well as a skills coach for the program. Off of the ice, Cannone helps oversee the program's player development and advancement initiatives. He also conducts individual video review sessions for players in the program.
Cannone works as a player agent and advisor with Lakonic Sports Agency based in Kelowna, British Columbia. A certified PHPA agent, Pat is able to negotiate professional contracts for his clients. He was represented by Lakonic at the end of his playing career and will serve as a player representative, dedicated to guiding athletes throughout their hockey careers.
Pat's distinguished playing career included 10 professional seasons highlighted by making his NHL debut with the Minnesota Wild in 2016-17. He was team captain for the AHL's Chicago Wolves and spent two seasons playing in Germany.
A native of Bayport, New York, Cannone played his college hockey at Miami University where he tallied 133 career points, served as captain and helped lead the team to 2 Frozen Fours, 2 league championships and 4 NCAA Tournaments during his 4-year career.