Step 1: No activity, only complete mental and physical rest. Proceed to step 2 only when all symptoms are gone. This includes avoiding both mental and physical stress.
Step 2: Light aerobic exercise, such as walking or stationary cycling. Monitor for symptoms and signs. No resistance training or weight lifting.
Step 3: Sport specific activities and training (e.g. skating).
Step 4: Drills without body contact. May add light resistance training and progress to heavier weights. The time needed to progress from non-contact to contact exercise will vary with the severity of the concussion and the player.
Only go to step 5 after medical clearance. (Reassessment and note)
Step 5: Begin drills with body contact.
Step 6: Game play. (The earliest a concussed athlete should return to play is one week).
Note: Players should proceed through return to play steps only when they do not experience symptoms or signs and the physician has given clearance. Each step should be a minimum of one day. If symptoms or signs return, the player should return to step 1, and be re-evaluated by a physician.
This is all from here
http://www.hockeyeasternontario.ca/docs/HEO_6_Step_Concussion_Return_to_Play_Protocol.pdf
Looks like he's on step 2, should everything go well I'd assume he takes a light skate tomorrow before or after the scheduled practice
