Open Ice
Skills Development
High-tempo skill work focusing on edge control, puck handling, and decision making under pressure.
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Price
$40.00
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Small Area. Big Edge. Power Edge Pro Certified
High-tempo, game-transferable skill work that fuses advanced edge control, deceptive puck handling, and decision making under pressure. Built for players who want to dominate in tight ice.
Purpose-built skill sessions on a clean sheet of ice. High rep, high detail, no wasted laps.
Edge Control
Overspeed turns, inside-out cuts, escape mechanics.
Puck Deception
Layered fakes, weight shifts, deceptive touches.
Game Sense
Read pressure, create space, attack seams.
Programs
Each session stacks skating, puck skills, and decision making into the same rep so players can transfer directly to real shifts.
Maximize first three strides, crossovers out of turns, and balance through contact using small-area patterns and overspeed mechanics.
Layered stickhandling, deception, and puck protection against real pressure, not just cones and open ice.
Practice plans that bolt directly onto your team�s structure, focusing on habits that win puck touches and races.
Power Edge Pro
Power Edge Pro�s patented setup forces players to handle the puck, manage edges, and process pressure at the same time, mirroring the chaos of real shifts.
Players are challenged to attack tight spaces, recover speed out of turns, and stay deceptive while their hands and feet are under load.
Edge + Puck + Decision
Every rep blends edges, puck skills, and reads so players stop separating �skating� and �skills.�
Reps that matter
Small-area circuits compress more meaningful touches into each minute on the ice.
Skaters who already love handling the puck and want to be dangerous in traffic, not just in open ice.
Training Model
Sessions are designed like a game: short shifts, quick resets, and constant decision making. Players are cued on details first, then pushed to execute them at full game speed.
Video support and teaching language stay consistent so kids can connect what they feel in practice to what they see on clips and in games.
Small groups mean players get direct feedback on body position, edge angle, stick placement, and timing on every rep.
Constraints-based drills force good habits�shoulder checks, scanning, and deception�without needing to yell them every rep.
Players leave with one or two clear priorities so they know exactly what to hunt for in their next game.
Book Ice
Tell us about your player and what you want to see in their game. We�ll match you with a session block that fits their age, level, and season phase.