About
Hockey skillz, blackfoot location is a gym located in Calgary that focuses on hockey skill development. The facility offers a variety of programs and training options for hockey players of all ages and skill levels. With experienced coaches who create challenging drills and provide a positive team environment, players can improve their skills while enjoying the competition and enthusiasm of the sport.
One of the key programs offered at Hockey skillz is the AAA Elite Phantoms spring hockey program. This program is designed to help young hockey players develop their skills in a competitive and fun environment. With forward/defence specific drills, team tactics, and offensive/defensive principles, players can work on all aspects of their game to become well-rounded athletes.
Another exciting offering at Hockey skillz is the SSC 3D developmental platforms. This comprehensive program allows athletes to book specific training sessions across multiple platforms, including personalized skating and shooting instruction on the “Woodway Skate Treadmill” and the Skillz SSC Shooting Lab. With solo and group session options available, players can choose the training that best suits their needs and goals.
Additionally, Hockey skillz offers on-ice skill specific development sessions that clients can use credits towards. These sessions are offered throughout the summer and continue into the regular season, allowing athletes to work on their skills both on and off the ice. With sessions covering a variety of areas such as skating, shooting, and more, players can tailor their training to focus on their individual strengths and areas for improvement.
For more information on the programs and training opportunities available at Hockey skillz, blackfoot location, interested individuals can contact the facility at 403-453-0725. With a commitment to providing top-quality coaching and a supportive environment for skill development, Hockey skillz is the ideal destination for hockey players looking to take their game to the next level.
