Living Hockey coaches all share the LH values of learning whilst having fun. Living Hockey is about providing quality and every coach brings with them a unique way of helping players whilst they are on a camp. Each coach uses their area of expertise to add value to the learning process of every player.

The LH coaching team, consisting of World/Olympic/European champions, record capped players, Olympic captains, world class players, international coaches, coaching directors, heads of hockey, academy coaches, are always striving to provide a service that cannot be matched anywhere else.

Ali McGregor
When a young McGregor refused to pass to his teammates during a practice session in his hometown of Ellon in Aberdeenshire, his coach gave him two choices: put on a pair of pads and go in goal or sit out the remainder of practice. Click here to read more.

“Hems” Davis
Inspired to take up playing hockey whilst watching the gold winning team at Seoul way back in 1988 – he is old enough to remember watching them win bronze 4 years earlier – Hems began his love affair with the sport diving around on redgra (a composition of red gravel, dust and mud – unpleasant for outfield players, down right lunacy for goalkeepers). Click here to read more.

Ian Scanlon
Ian Scanlon is a unique goalkeeper in many ways. Not only is he exceptionally good, having represented England and GB at U21 level but he’s also recently just completed his degree at the London School of Economics.
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James Fair
If you asked anyone lucky enough to have watched the 2009 European Championships and Champions Trophy Tournament or this year’s World Cup who the best goalkeeper in the world currently is, it’s almost certain that they’d say James Fair. Click here to read more.

Nick Brothers
Nick is a current Reading, England & GB keeper. He has competed in two World Cups and two Champions Trophies, was a member of the gold medal winning team at the European Championships in Germany in 2009 and has also picked up a silver medal in the Champions Trophy. Click here to read more.

Tommy Alexander
During the 2008/9 season Tommy achieved a spot in the last 8 of the EHL competition, was a runner up in the Indoor Premier league finals and also reached HA cup winners, as a member of the Reading 1s squad. Since then he has been part of the Surbiton 1′s and has also taken part in the GBSL.
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