Grabovski's former Maple Leafs teammate Nikolay Kulemin will be one of the coaches at the summer camp.

Mikhail Grabovski is bringing elite hockey training camps to the Greater Toronto Area this summer.

Grabovski, who spent five seasons with Toronto, announced the launch of his hockey training business, Nitro Hockey, on Thursday morning.

"Founded by former NHLer, Mikhail Grabovski, NITRO Hockey takes an innovative approach to coaching," a description reads on the company's website. "Fueled by his insatiable thirst for learning, Coach Grabovski shares his knowledge and passion for the game via camps, group sessions, private coaching and team consulting."

You can sign up for summer camps (ranging from July 2 to Aug 9) online. Nikolay Kulemin, a teammate of Grabovski's with the Maple Leafs from 2008-2014, will be one of the coaches at the camp.

"You guys gonna love this. There's special guest for you. Nikolay Kulemin," Grabovski says in the video posted to X (formerly known as Twitter). 

"Wait a minute," he adds. "Clarky (Clarke MacArthur), where are you?"

Could former Maple Leafs teammate Clarke MacArthur also be involved as a coach for the summer camps? Also available to purchase are semi-private and private sessions with Grabovski.

Nitro Hockey is also running a contest to win one spot at their summer camp. A winner will be selected on May 31, and if the winner isn't eligible to skate in the camp sessions (due to age/playing level), a one-on-one skate will be substituted.

"This summer, there will be lots of camps around Toronto area," Grabovski says. "If you want to come, register on my website, and actually, I give one spot for free. Just go to my website and see details."

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