Development Programs
Structured, recurring development: not a plan you download once and forget.
How it works
- Assessment: skating, puck skills, hockey IQ, physical profile, and goals, evaluated on-ice or by video.
- Individual development plan: built around what the assessment actually found, not a template.
- Recurring training: private and/or small-group sessions, on-ice and off-ice, scheduled consistently.
- Progress tracking: specific, measurable markers, not just a feeling that things are going well.
- Development review: a regular check-in on what's improved and what's next.
Who it's for
Competitive players, roughly U14–U20, who want more than a weekly team practice can give them, and families who'd rather commit to a program than buy a one-off plan.
What's included
- Private and/or small-group coaching, on-ice and off-ice
- A plan built around your specific weaknesses and goals
- Ongoing tracking so progress is visible, not assumed
- For players who reach the right level: an International Pathway Assessment as a natural next step. See Europe → North America
Current Programs
Right now, the primary structured option is the Customized Season Plan: assessment, an individual training program, monthly check-ins, and a final review, built around the competitive season. The Confidence Booster Program is a shorter, focused option for players working specifically on puck confidence and speed.