Power skating will be designed around taking the students out of their comfort zones and pushing them to become a more efficient and powerful skater. We will go back to basics and teach all the tools for amping up each students skating the their true potential. It will include lessons on forward and backwards stride, starts, stopping, power turns, lateral mobility and an overall emphasis on DPS (Distance Per Stride) for all aspects of skating. Pucks will be incorporated to reinforce good skating habits while handling a puck. Players can expect a progressive learning curve to a plateau of perfect technique and efficiency. For a complete picture of our SKATING EFFICIENCY Program please click HERE.

We will break down the individual skills each student needs to gain confidence for the finer points of the game. We will put pucks on the kids sticks and push them to become more confident and more creative in game situations. They should expect to learn the proper methods of stick handling, shooting, passing and how to better use the ice to their advantage in game situations. We will start off slow to ensure proper technique and as the students progress we will get their feet moving to incorporate the skating dynamics with their new found confidence to make these skills permanent.

Small area game will also be used to give each student the chance to hone their skills in quick reaction type situation. For a complete picture of our PUCK CONFIDENCE Program please click HERE.

Players will be put in several situation throughout the training where they will learn to receive, give and use contact appropriately and effectively to their advantage. Drills specific to contact, angling, puck separation and strategy will be used and I GUARANTEE regardless of their experience with contact previously each player will come out more confident and prepared for their upcoming season. Each player will be taught these skills appropriate to their age and skill at all times, with younger players focus being on angles and safety when using their stick and body position to gain the puck from an opponent.