The Battle and Compete Clinic is structured to give players greater confidence and strength while competing for the hockey puck. Each session consists of drills that replicate several game components where players need to compete and battle for the puck. Our coaches will provide constructive feedback to ensure that players on both sides of the puck understand their responsibilities and are engaging in each drill. This is a great program for kids that want to have more puck time, as well as learn how to become a more competitive player on the ice.

The Dekes & Dangles Clinic is one of our most popular development programs. Players are challenged to execute lateral moves, change of speed, creativity, and to develop greater confidence with the puck on their hockey stick. This camp is going to help players create more offensive plays and benefit players in games by having the puck on their stick around the net more often. We will spend a great deal of time teaching skills such as skating at full speed with the puck, attacking defenders, and understanding how to evade a check, protect the puck, or execute moves.

The Shooters & Scorers Clinic is designed to give players greater confidence and improved skill regarding their shooting, passing, and stick handling. Our experienced instructors will introduce challenging new drills each week. The ice will be divided into 3 stations, each geared toward different shots and skill components. Players will rotate stations every 20 minutes. Individual and general group feedback will be offered consistently to allow the player to correct improper technique, and will be combined with positive reinforcement for a job well done. Our goal is to help players improve their skill set in a fun and positive environment. This program is a great clinic for forwards looking to improve their scoring touch around the net.

The 4 on 4 Pond Hockey is a fun-oriented scrimmage. This fast-action hockey game with limited faceoffs is played on a ¾-sized ice sheet. Players are encouraged to pass the puck in a "give and go" environment. There’s no pressure for this game, just plenty of fun!

The Body Checking Clinic is geared toward players trying out for full contact Bantam rep the following season. All aspects of body checking are instructed, with a safety-first approach to taking and giving a hit. Players should be at a rep level. Throughout the clinic, players will be separated based on skill, and matched in drills with other players of similar size and ability.

The Defenceman Clinic will focus on specific skill work catering to defencemen. The clinic will cover power skating, positional play, puck control, shooting, and checking and compete drills.

The Legends Hockey Development/Adult Learn to Play program is for adults interested in recreational hockey or those seeking to improve their hockey skills. Players will be divided into groupings based on skill level, from beginner to advanced. Participants are given challenging yet realistic drills and there is a great atmosphere on the ice that helps to improve everyone’s skills as the program progresses. The program curriculum includes all hockey skills, such as shooting, passing, stickhandling, and skating. This program runs on Sunday nights, with two to three coaches on the ice, depending on the size of the class. It's the perfect opportunity to strengthen both your hockey game and fitness level.

The Explosive Power Skating, Transition, & Edge Control Clinic offers an opportunity for the minor hockey player to improve their skating skills on a weekly basis. Through correction and repetition, this program provides comprehensive instruction on all aspects of skating. From basic skating posture and stride efficiency to lateral quickness and acceleration, this clinic will address all techniques that are required to play the game of hockey.

Our Spring Little Rascals Learn to Play Hockey Program is the largest Learn to Play Hockey Program in Western Canada. The Little Rascals program features a fun environment where kids are challenged with games and drills according to their rascal grouping. The players are placed in smaller groups on the ice with kids of a similar skill level so that everyone gains confidence and can interact with each other at a similar level. Not only do kids grow their hockey skills, but they also make tons of new friends, develop their social skills, grow confidence, and, of course, have a ton of fun. The program runs on Saturdays in the spring and there are no early morning ice times or inconvenient hours. So what are you waiting for? We hope to see you out on the ice this spring.

Little Rascals 1 – Brand New to Hockey With 3 Levels of Skating Lessons

Little Rascals 2 – New to Hockey With More Experience in Skating Lessons

Little Rascals 3 – Returning Rascal Hockey Player or Equivalent Experience

Little Rascals 4 – Returning Rascal Player Comfortable With Puck Control