Hockey Training that’s Proven!

Hockey Skill Development & Creating Athletic Movers

Building the player and building the athlete… there is a lot that goes into it. Development of movement: Getting them to become more efficient (smoother) movers, escapable and deceptive while hitting each beat and exiting the movement with equal strength and quality. A player with range that’s athletic and loose, smooth and skilled is one area we strive for. A player that can create speed differentials and change directions in the blink of an eye is yet another example. A player that can hit a single leg slide, spin, stop and snap to another direction without missing a beat and the ability to remain an available option by coming out of that movement and being able to contribute to positive possession time when called upon again. While always including the development of the mind. Challenging the mind: working on the ability to be deceptive by providing misinformation also has to be developed and applied in game like situations during training. Challenging creativity so we have the ability to apply a movement for any given situation with confidence …. confidently choosing from a variety of tools we’ve developed so we can apply when called on during the pressure of a game.

A hockey player in a white and red jersey with the number 83 controls the puck on the ice during a game. Another player and a goalie in similar jerseys are visible near the goal, with spectators watching from behind the glass.
Hockey player wearing a white jersey with red and blue details, number 94, on ice
A circular logo with a dark blue outer ring and a gray inner circle. The outer ring contains the text, "Puck Smart," and "Skill Development" in white. The inner circle features the word "puck" in large dark blue letters with a stylized, modern font, and the word "SMART" beneath it in smaller letters.
A hockey player wearing a black helmet and a dark hockey jersey with red, white, and black accents, standing on an ice rink during a game.
Hockey player in a white jersey with the Chicago logo on the front, number 94, skating on ice with a stick, in a game with players in red jerseys in the background.
A young hockey player in a white jersey, navy blue shorts with red stars, white pants, and a helmet, skating on an ice rink while handling a hockey puck with a stick.

Advanced Hockey Skill Development: 

  • Private Skills Sessions for Elite Players

  • Jr. and Pro Summer Hockey Development

  • Puck Smart Morning Hockey Skills Academy

  • Puck Smart Body Checking Sessions

  • Puck Smart Specialty Skills Sessions: Edge-work, Puck Control, Passing and Shooting

Factors that make us Unique

a. the amount of reps you will receive (with small groups you have the opportunity to maximize your reps - your positive reps). 
b. the details within the reps matter. What are the performance indicators in each exercise (there is always a performance indicator).
c. the level of challenge… the bar is set high … advanced game like skills.
d. the feedback you receive during the sessions, during the rep. 
e. multiple concepts within every exercise (not around the cone shoot and definitely not just scrimmage). 
f. this is mindful training as the game of hockey has rhythms within it.
g. All of our exercises have athletic movements (agility, balance and coordination) and take high IQ to execute (feet and hands work independently).
h. The challenge is high. Requires the Mind to be free in order to incorporate advanced footwork, puck control and deceptions. 
i. the knowledge we have - mentors to learn from, conferences attended, years of study, open-minded, pursuit of excellence.

Puck Smart understands the importance of building a strong foundation, while also being able to teach the most adv. leading edge skills in order to support players into Jr. & the NCAA!

- Coach Kevin

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Calgary, Alberta