Powerskating and Skills Fall Program (Sundays)
Oct 26 - Dec 21
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Appley College
C$388.87
About This Activity
NEW for the 2025-2026 season we are excited to introduce our Powerskating and Skills Program to the TOP Hockey Oakville player pathway. Designed for players aged 7-12, this program is a development-focused program that combines high-quality professional coaching with a comprehensive curriculum that focuses on Powerskating combined with specific hockey skills. Each session generally begins with a fast-paced powerskating component, focusing on forward strides, crossovers, backward skating, proper posture, edges, and more. From there, players are split into small-groups and will rotate through skills stations on the ice, working combining their skating training with shooting, passing, game situations, puck races, and everything in between. We believe that small-group stations are designed to strengthen player-to-coach ratios to provide players with more individual feedback to improve their skills, and ensure players are actively participating in drills, not standing around and watching. Recreational Program Cancellation Policy We understand that schedules can change, but facilities, coaches, equipment, and uniforms are all organized well before the program begins and each registration plays an important role in making our programs run smoothly. For recreational programs, including weekly sessions, leagues, or school-year camps, excluding Academy teams, our cancellation policy is as follows: All cancellation requests must be made in writing at least 30-days before the program begins to receive a full refund. All cancellations are subject to a $50 administrative fee per registration. After the 30-day cancellation deadline, no refunds will be provided any program cancellations. No refunds or credits will be provided for missed sessions or sickness. To view all our Club Policies, please click HERE.
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Appley College
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540 Lakeshore Rd W, Oakville, ON
Oakville, ON, Canada
L6K 3P1
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