Designed for children (ages 4 and above), teens, and adults with intermediate to advanced skating proficiency who are ready to progress into ice hockey-specific development.
Through structured coaching and progressive training, players will develop strong foundations in stickhandling, puck control, passing, shooting, skating with the puck, game awareness, and teamwork. Training on synthetic ice allows players to build confidence, technical skills, skating strength, and puck control in a safe and controlled environment before progressing to more advanced hockey training and real ice opportunities.
This programme is suitable for skaters who are ready to transition from skating development into ice hockey-specific training.
Prerequisite
Participants should possess skating skills equivalent to an Advanced Learn to Skate level, including confident forward and backward skating, controlled turns, stopping techniques, crossovers, stable balance, and edge control before enrolling in this programme.
Players who have not completed an Advanced Learn to Skate Programme may still be considered for direct entry, subject to coach assessment and demonstration of the required skating proficiency.
Lessons are conducted on a synthetic ice training surface designed for hockey skill development and technical progression.
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Ice Hockey Fundamentals Program
Per lesson $95 (Duration: 1 hour)
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10 Lesson Bundle | $880
Designed for progressive learning, this bundle allows coaches to properly assess, grade, and track each skater’s development while helping students steadily improve their ice hockey skills through structured training.
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What You Will Learn:
• Proper hockey stance, ready position, and skating posture
• Stickhandling fundamentals and puck control techniques
• Stationary stickhandling drills for improved hand-eye coordination and puck management
• Dynamic stickhandling while skating to develop control under movement
• Forehand and backhand puck handling techniques
• Puck carrying and puck protection fundamentals
• Passing and receiving techniques
• Forehand and backhand passing fundamentals
• Proper passing accuracy, timing, and puck distribution
• Wrist shot fundamentals and shooting mechanics
• Introduction to snap shot techniques
• Shooting accuracy, control, positioning, and power development
• Hockey-specific edge control and skating techniques
• Forward skating with the puck
• Backward skating with the puck
• Tight turns, transitions, and directional changes while maintaining puck control
• Introduction to offensive and defensive positioning
• Game awareness, decision-making, and situational understanding
• Small-area games and hockey-specific development drills
• Teamwork, communication, discipline, and sportsmanship
• Introduction to game situations, match play concepts, and hockey strategy
• Development of confidence, coordination, and overall athletic performance through structured hockey training
The skills listed above are intended as a general guideline. Progression depends on each participant’s individual learning pace, ability, attendance, and practice. Some skaters or players may require additional lessons to develop the confidence, consistency, and proficiency required to achieve these milestones.
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Programme Objective
To develop confident hockey players with strong skating ability, puck control, stickhandling skills, passing techniques, shooting fundamentals, game awareness, and teamwork required for future participation in structured team training and competitive ice hockey development.
✔ Small group coaching
✔ Structured skill progression
✔ Safe and controlled training environment
✔ Synthetic ice technical development focus
Ideal for kids, teens, and adults ready to advance into structured ice hockey training.
