Over the course of a hockey season, many hours of practice are devoted to team concepts.

 

Unfortunately, this leaves very little time for coaches to focus on individual player specific instruction.

 

Players are often left on their own to continue their personal skill development in and out of season.

 

Games are where all the excitement happens, but the true growth and magic happens in structured and unstructured skill practice through repetition of the fundamentals, that progress to increasingly complex concepts.

 

We continually reinforce the building blocks of each drill and skill, and break down not only the "how", but the "why" for each pattern, movement, skill or situation.

 

Understanding how to do something AND in what situation to use it is critical.

 

Continually challenging the players we work with to stretch their limits helps each player become their very best.