Advanced Skill Development

2014-2015

This group follows a skill progression designed to strengthen skating mechanics, puck control, and decision-making at speed. Each session builds intentionally on the previous one, allowing players to refine technique, improve execution, and apply skills confidently in game situations.

2015 Birth Year
Mondays & Wednesdays | 4:00–5:00 PM

2014 Birth Year
Mondays & Wednesdays | 5:00–6:00 PM

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SKILL PROGRESSION - Starting 5/11/26

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HOW THIS GROUP OPERATES

Players train within a focused development environment that follows a summer-long skill progression. Each session builds intentionally on the previous one, allowing players to refine skating mechanics, strengthen puck control, and apply skills more consistently at game pace as the summer advances.

TRAINING FOCUS

Throughout the summer, training emphasizes skating efficiency, puck control under pressure, passing and shooting detail, and small-area competition. Skills are first refined technically, then applied in competitive scenarios to reinforce transfer into games.

Coaching Standard

A 1:5 coach-to-player ratio allows for detailed instruction and consistent correction within every session. Emphasis is placed on repetition quality, technical detail, and steady progression across the full summer.

What’s Included

  • A male hockey coach wearing a black hoodie and beanie coaching young players on the ice rink. The players are in helmets and hockey gear, listening attentively.

    On-Ice Skill Development

    On-ice sessions follow a structured summer progression by age group, emphasizing game-transferable skills, pace, and concepts that build consistently week to week.

  • Close-up of a person's hand gripping a speckled white dumbbell with a Nike logo and weight marking of 50 pounds.

    Off-Ice Skill Development

    Off-ice workouts support on-ice performance through movement quality, strength development, speed mechanics, conditioning, and mobility without unnecessary fatigue.

  • A man dressed in black sportswear and a beanie is coaching a young hockey player on an indoor ice rink. The coach is holding a hockey stick and appears to be giving instructions to the child, who is also dressed in hockey gear.

    Biweekly Coaching Feedback

    Written feedback is provided every two weeks by the player’s assigned summer coach, outlining strengths, focus areas, and clear next development steps.

  • Two ice hockey players in black uniforms practicing on the ice rink, one player holding a hockey stick and the other player holding a part of the first player's hockey stick, at Seattle's ice arena.

    Optional One-on-One Meetings

    Optional individual meetings available with the coach of choice. Designed for families seeking additional conversation or development.

  • A hockey coach in black gear giving instructions to a player in white gear on an ice rink.

    Biweekly Live Video Sessions

    Biweekly live video sessions reinforce current development themes, connect on-ice work to game situations, and explain why specific skills matter.

  • Hockey players on an ice rink during a practice or team meeting, some kneeling and some standing, wearing colorful jerseys and helmets.

    Monthly Program Check-Ins

    Monthly group check-ins for players and parents review progress, address questions, and outline the development focus for the upcoming month.

  • Two male hockey players in red jerseys and helmets standing on ice rink, listening to a person in white jersey.

    Weekly NHL Video Reviews

    Weekly NHL video reviews include voiceover breakdowns highlighting current skills and concepts, allowing players to review and learn on their own time.

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