Passion, expertise, results.

Master coach "Uncle Árpi" does not have to be introduced to hockey lovers. He is a member of the Hungarian Ice Hockey Hall of Fame thanks to his legendary work, among others, the foundation of "Szapporo Miracle", former youth and adult national team head coach. He is the proud coach, mentor and discoverer of numerous players. He met Attila Orbán at a kindergarten recruitment event and then coached him for years.

I am a sports psychologist at the Gábor Ocskay Jr. Hockey Academy. I am the mental trainer of many of our world and Olympic champions, I assisted the Hungarian team at several summer and winter Olympics. I am a lecturer of sports psychology methodology at the Hungarian University of Sports Science and one of the founders of the postgraduate university course. Individual and team psychological preparation, technical error correction, skill development in English, German and Russian are my strengths.

My work is grounded in a shared denominator: self-awareness that can be translated into action. Whether we are exploring the limits and dynamics of athletic performance, or searching for one's personal, individual path, I always start from the same premise: the conviction that real change begins where insight turns into experience, and experience turns into action. For me, sessions are not about giving advice or handing over "ready-made solutions." Rather, they are about creating a shared space-one where we can be present together with non-judgmental attention, without labels. What truly makes my methodology unique is the integration of elements from psychodrama. We do not simply talk about problems. In the processes of coaching and mental training, I consciously incorporate dramatic tools-such as role reversal, inner monologue, and spatial modeling-so that change becomes not only an intellectual event, but also a physical and emotional experience. My goal is not merely to resolve current difficulties, but to help build an inner toolkit that supports confident navigation-whether in personal development or in strengthening the unity of a team.

I am currently still playing at a professional level. I have been a member of the national team for 10 years. I participated in numerous world tournaments and achieved results at a national and international level. I am 12-time Hungarian Champion, was 4th at the Junior European Championship and 8th at the U23 European Championship. I currently mostly hold fitness and movement coordination, athletic trainings. My goal is to pass on the knowledge and experience I have gathered so far to young youth players, so that they can perform at the highest level according to their skills in a competition context.

I represented Hungary in ice hockey at the Youth Winter Olympics. I won two U20 World Championships with the Hungarian national ice hockey team and was bronze medalist once. I spent 3 years in the United States and I also played in the American University Championship, the NCAA. In the 2022/23 season, I played for the Hungarian national team for the first time and I am currently a hockey player for Hydro Fehérvár AV19 in the Austrian championship.

I am a multi-time Hungarian youth champion. I am also one-time EBJL champion and two-time EBYSL champion. I am the proud holder of a U20 WJC D1B bronze medal and U20 WJC D1B gold medal. In the 2020-2021 season, I took to the ice in 26 games for the Fehérvár AV19 EBEL team. In the same season, I reached 11 points in 18 games in the Erste League. In the 2021-2022 season, as a UTE player, I reached 20 points in 32 games. I have been working as a player coach in the professional team of IcehockeyPRO57 since the summer of 2022.

I started my hockey career in Szeged and at the age of 14 I joined the Székesfehérvár academy where I became a multiple Hungarian junior champion, EBJL and EBYSL champion and where I also debuted in the Erste League where I am currently playing. With the national team I played in 4 world championships, won bronze and gold medals in the div 1/b world championships in the U20, and then I also played for the adult national team.

Ice hockey has always been a defining part of my life, which is why it is especially important to me to pass on the experience I have gained to the younger generation. At the camps, my goal as a goalkeeper coach is to help young goalkeepers develop technically, tactically and mentally. I believe that hard work, the right attitude and love of the sport are the foundations of success.

I'm Máté Sági, a goalie coach and active player. I have been part of the hockey world for over 20 years, and throughout my playing career I represented several Hungarian clubs, including Vasas, Újpest, Dunaújváros Acélbikák, and Győri ETO. I am currently enrolled in the A-licence coaching programme at the University of Physical Education, and I also hold an economics degree from Corvinus University. As a coach, my goal is to support goalies in their technical, tactical, and mental development. I believe that the right foundations, consistent work, and a positive coach-athlete relationship make players more effective in the long run. In both individual and group sessions I place strong emphasis on skating technique, positioning, reading the game, and building confidence. My aim is for every goalie to get the most out of their abilities and become a more confident, more effective player on the ice.

I'm Levente Birta. I've been playing ice hockey for 15 years, the last 5 of which I've spent abroad. During my career I've had the opportunity to play in Sweden, Canada, and currently in the United States. In these countries I got to experience different hockey cultures, training methods, and philosophies, all of which have significantly contributed to my development as a player and as a person. As a coach, my goal is to pass on the experience and knowledge I've gained abroad to young players, helping them get the most out of themselves both on and off the ice. I value hard work, discipline, and continuous improvement - but I also believe these are best achieved in an environment where players feel comfortable and genuinely enjoy coming to practice.

I played five years in Finland and America and have now signed for Fehérvár's senior team in the Erste Liga. I have also represented the national team at the U18 and U20 World Championships, where we won gold at this year's U20 Worlds. I am now preparing for my first senior season while helping out as a coach at the best camp here with Attila!

I'm Donát Péter, currently a player for Eisbären Regensburg in the DEL2, and this season I also made my debut for the Hungarian senior national team. I've been playing in Germany since I was 13 - I'm now about to start my 14th year there. I joined the IHP57 program last year, where through Nátán Vértes and Alex Kovács I got to know Attila Orbán. From the very first moment I loved the whole concept - the quality of the training sessions, the environment, and the expertise of the staff. It's great to see how many enthusiastic kids come to the camps week after week, working hard to improve. Attila works with a unique training methodology that I find truly exceptional, and I'm deeply grateful that he also works with me personally. I hope plenty of people visit the IHP57 camps this year too.

I'm Bálint Lobenwein, 20 years old. I started playing ice hockey at 6 at KMH, then transferred to MAC and later moved on to BJA. I currently play in an American junior league for a team in Alaska. I have been a member of the national age-group teams since I was 14, and this year I'm particularly proud to have captained the U20 national team that won promotion back to Division 1A.

I'm Botond Bekker, 19 years old. I started my ice hockey career with the KSI team, then went on to play for MAC and BJA, where I was fortunate enough to win several National Championship titles and represent the national age-group teams. I'm honored to have learned from the best in the country both as a player and as a coach, and I can now pass on that knowledge - enriched with my own experience - to the next generation.

I'm Péter Kiss. I've been playing ice hockey for 15 years, winning a youth championship title and finishing second and third multiple times at youth level. From the age of 16 I played U20 hockey both in Hungary and Austria, and I've represented the national youth teams on multiple occasions. From the age of 17 I also trained alongside senior players.

I was born in 2003. I was five years old when my father took me to my very first training session. Ice hockey plays a big role in my family - my younger brother and my father both played the game. Through my professional career I learned just how important it is for a player to receive the best possible development in every area. I was very happy when Attila reached out with the opportunity to work on his staff, because I know his work and I knew that high-level training and real development awaited the kids.

I have been playing in Finland since I was 13, while also representing the Hungarian youth national teams. In the 2024-25 season I became the first Hungarian in history to captain a Finnish club, and at the same time finished as the top points scorer in the U18 Mestis regular season. I have been participating as a skill coach in the Icehockey Pro summer camps since 2025.

For the past three years I played NCAA Division I hockey at the University of Alaska Anchorage. I have been playing in North America for over seven years, represented every Hungarian youth national team during my career, took part in the U20 World Championship, and spent two seasons in the NAHL.

After representing the national team and playing as a goaltender in the United States, I now help develop tomorrow's talents as a coach. For over 2 years I have been working as a goaltender coach, with the goal of putting my exceptional professional experience and knowledge at the service of up-and-coming goalies, supporting them on their path of development.