BE CONFIDENT ON ICE
Start ice hockey with the right foundation
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What You’ll Learn
Build Core Hockey Skills
Learn essential hockey fundamentals including skating balance, edge control, stopping, and efficient movement on the ice.
Advance Game Techniques
Develop advanced skills such as transitions, puck control, shooting in motion, and decision making under pressure.
Play with Confidence
Gain tactical awareness, positioning, and mental confidence needed to perform consistently in real game situations.
Who This Course Is For
Description
Welcome to the Modern Hockey Skills course.
In today’s game, speed, control, and fast decisions matter more than ever. This course is built for players who want a strong technical foundation and a clear path from isolated drills to real game performance. Better skating mechanics, cleaner edges, and smarter movement on the ice do not just improve results, they also reduce wasted effort and help lower injury risk.
What is modern hockey training and why does it matter?
Modern hockey is movement first. It is the ability to stay balanced under pressure, change direction efficiently, protect space, and make simple decisions quickly. Instead of forcing intensity, training focuses on precise skating, puck control, and positioning that transfer directly to games. This leads to more confidence, more consistency, and faster progress on the ice.
You will learn how to build speed without losing control, how to transition cleanly in both directions, and how to maintain strong posture and edge quality while handling the puck. The course also covers practical game habits such as scanning, support timing, angling, and choosing higher percentage plays under pressure.
Each module is designed to be repeatable. Short sessions, clear targets, and simple progressions that stack over time.
12 Video Lessons Previews
A structured collection of 12 hockey training video courses designed to support long term skill development. The courses focus on clear instruction, practical movement concepts, and progressive learning that can be applied both in training and game situations.
Learn Before Speed
Balance For Speed
Stance Before Power
Force Before Speed
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Control Before Collision
Control Before Speed
Timing Before Power
Accuracy Before Power
Think Before Touch
System Before Results
Recover To Progress
12 Educational Posters
A set of 12 educational hockey posters designed for quick visual learning. Each poster presents key training ideas and concepts in a clear, easy to understand format, making them suitable for rinks, locker rooms, and training spaces. Print and hang on the wall to study. Keep looking and repeating. Note Consult your coach
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12 Video Lessons Previews
A collection of 12 short ice hockey training videos, each approximately one minute long. The format is designed for fast consumption and easy understanding, using clear visual demonstrations to support skill development, movement quality, and on-ice fundamentals.
You can also use our Video Analysis App to review movements in detail and correct technique with precision. Additionally, the system allows customization of an AI Coach modeled after your real coach’s perspective, helping them analyze performance more efficiently and streamline coaching tasks.
Why does training hard often lead to zero improvement?
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12 Educational Books (10-20 pages each)
Hockey Training PDFs (12-Guide Series)
A collection of 12 hockey training e-books in PDF format, each 10–20 slides long. These guides are designed for quick reading, easy reference, and repeated review. Clear visuals and simple explanations break down key concepts, fundamentals, and on-ice movements to support your development and understanding of the game.
These PDFs are theory and guidance, not a replacement for real training. Progress comes from consistent practice. Revisit the material regularly, apply it on the ice, and refine through repetition.
Educational Book 1
Educational Book 2
Educational Book 3
Educational Book 4
Educational Book 5
Educational Book 6
Why Theory Comes First
Effective training follows a proven sequence: visualization → understanding → practice
Before practicing, you need to know what "correct" looks like. Visualization and theory help the brain build the right movement pattern. Practicing without understanding often leads to bad habits.
Always consult your coach. This material supports coached practice — it does not replace it.
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Educational Book 9
Educational Book 10
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Educational Book 12
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Technique Breakdown
Detailed analysis of skating, stickhandling, and shooting
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- Is this program suitable for absolute beginners to ice performance? Yes. It is designed for complete beginners. The lessons start with balance and control, then build skills step by step.
- What equipment or special gear do I need to get started? No special gear. Basic training clothes and ice time are enough. The focus is on technique and structure.
- Does this include lifetime access to all training materials? Yes. You get unlimited lifetime access so you can learn at your own pace and repeat lessons anytime.
- How much time per week is realistic for progress? 10 to 20 minutes, two to three times per week works well. Consistency matters more than long sessions.
- What if progress feels slow at first? That is normal. Early lessons build stable movement patterns. Once they click, improvement becomes much faster.
- Will this help reduce fear and improve control on ice? Yes. The structure makes movements feel predictable and safe, which improves confidence and control.