Modern Hockey Skating Techniques

Considered by Hockey Experts to be the most Advanced Scientific Based Skating Program in Present Day Hockey. Our Modern Techniques of Hockey Skating Program has been researched, up graded and developed for over thirty years; this program is modified to teaching all levels from Beginner to Professional.

 

The program goes in depth on the proper mechanics of stride length, frequency, edge control, glide turns, sharp turns, Mohawk turns, stops and transitional skating. (**it is offered in all of our Summer Camps except Magic Hands**). In our Elite programs we also introduce Advanced Techniques of Hockey Skating which includes all of the above plus speed, quickness, agility, over speed and resistance training.

 

We focus on stick length and its relation to proper skating mechanics; upper body posture and proper knee bend to ensure that each and every skater is able to improve. Players work towards their Bronze, Silver and Gold Skate Awards and many players that are now playing at a high level return for private skating lessons. Our current clientele include Nathan McIver (Anaheim Ducks), Adam McQuaid (Boston Bruins Organization), Mark Flood (Carolina Hurricanes Organization), Brandon Gormley (Moncton Wildcats) and many other elite athletes.

 

“Through the consistent teaching methods I’ve learned how to succeed both on and off the ice. I would be where I am today without this continuous training.”

Nathan McIver

Anaheim Ducks

 

“This program really helped my technique. I saw significant development of my stride length & frequency. I would definitely recommend this camp to others.”

Michael Ryder

Boston Bruins

 

"Modern Techniques of Hockey Skating", produced by Andrews Hockey, sets the standard by which I compare all skating DVD's in my collection. It has excellent age appropriate demonstrators, it shows different ways that skating movements are being taught and it takes a stand on what method is most efficient."

Robert J O'Connor

USA National Coach in Chief

 

“Andrews Hockey provides the highest quality of training and they continue to work with me on my technique”

Brandon Gormley

1st Overall Pick – 2008 QMJHL – Moncton Wildcats