Kinsmen Twin Arena: 1979 111 Street NW Edmonton AB T6J 7C6
Better Player offers a unique program for hockey players, ringette players and recreational skaters. We have our better skater program that is only skating. It is a program for the 4-year-old learning to skate, as well we can take the 50-year-old that simply wants to stay in shape. We offer something for every age group and every skill level. The Better Skater program will take a skater through a well-planned progression of balance, control and agility to develop a superior technical skater. These skaters are more capable of handling themselves because they have a stride that generates maximum speed with minimum effort and the have mastered edges and stopping. Throughout the program skaters will develop using his or her body in a coordinated effort to develop maximum power, agility and speed
Better Player Better Skater programs are based on Skating ability alone, not based on an age group that may correspond to a hockey or ringette age group. There are learn to Skaters all the way up to 3rd year hockey players attending the beginner program.
What to Expect
-first lesson small groups will be formed and made based on current over all group abilities.
- 9 well
planned progressive lessons covering all the main basic skating points.
(Forward, backwards, Stopping, Turning, Balance, and intro to Cross overs)
-a healthy balance of new skills and review of learned skills to help improvement
- 10th lesson will be a fun final game day.
-there is a learn to skate group in the beginner program. (so, no skating experience is needed to attend)
What we Expect
-Proper fitting equipment (advice will be provided after lesson one if there are concerns or questions)
-helmets be warn at all time as well as gloves and full sleeves
-Be able to learn and behave in a small group setting
- desire to listen, learn and have fun.
What you NEED
-CSA Approved helmet, or a dot, Snell approved winter sport helmet
-Gloves that cover the full hand
-Pair of lace up skates,
-full sleeves, no skating in a t shirt
Extra recommendations
-full equipment is not mandatory but is a recommended option but it is your option
-hockey/Ringette stick can be brought and skated with even though we do not play with rings or pucks
-all hard plastic has to be covered. No Bare shin guards exposed to ice. Shin pads and elbow pads need to be covered by socks or jersey or jacket and or snow pants.
Times and Location
Monday April 4 4:00pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday April 11th 4:00pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday April 25th 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday May 2nd
4:00 pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday May 9 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday May 16 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday May 30 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday June 6 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday June 13 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday June 20 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Kinsmen Twin Arena
1979 111 St. Edmonton AB T6J 7C6
Kinsmen Twin Arena: 1979 111 Street NW Edmonton AB T6J 7C6
Better Player offers a unique program for hockey players, ringette players and recreational skaters. We have our better skater program that is only skating. It is a program for the 4-year-old learning to skate, as well we can take the 50-year-old that simply wants to stay in shape. We offer something for every age group and every skill level. The Better Skater program will take a skater through a well-planned progression of balance, control and agility to develop a superior technical skater. These skaters are more capable of handling themselves because they have a stride that generates maximum speed with minimum effort and the have mastered edges and stopping. Throughout the program skaters will develop using his or her body in a coordinated effort to develop maximum power, agility and speed
Better Player Better Skater programs are based on Skating ability alone, not based on an age group that may correspond to a hockey or ringette age group. There are learn to Skaters all the way up to 3rd year hockey players attending the beginner program.
What to Expect
-first lesson small groups will be formed and made based on current over all group abilities.
- 9 well
planned progressive lessons covering all the main basic skating points.
(Forward, backwards, Stopping, Turning, Balance, and intro to Cross overs)
-a healthy balance of new skills and review of learned skills to help improvement
- 10th lesson will be a fun final game day.
-there is a learn to skate group in the beginner program. (so, no skating experience is needed to attend)
What we Expect
-Proper fitting equipment (advice will be provided after lesson one if there are concerns or questions)
-helmets be warn at all time as well as gloves and full sleeves
-Be able to learn and behave in a small group setting
- desire to listen, learn and have fun.
What you NEED
-CSA Approved helmet, or a dot, Snell approved winter sport helmet
-Gloves that cover the full hand
-Pair of lace up skates,
-full sleeves, no skating in a t shirt
Extra recommendations
-full equipment is not mandatory but is a recommended option but it is your option
-hockey/Ringette stick can be brought and skated with even though we do not play with rings or pucks
-all hard plastic has to be covered. No Bare shin guards exposed to ice. Shin pads and elbow pads need to be covered by socks or jersey or jacket and or snow pants.
Times and Location
Monday April 4 4:00pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday April 11th 4:00pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday April 25th 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday May 2nd
4:00 pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday May 9 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday May 16 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday May 30 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday June 6 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday June 13 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Monday June 20 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm Kinsmen Twin Arena, Arena B
Kinsmen Twin Arena
1979 111 St. Edmonton AB T6J 7C6
Kinsmen Twin Arena: 1979 111 Street NW Edmonton AB T6J 7C6
What to Expect
- High level of Correction, Demanding Drills, High Repetition of Skills. Demanding improvement and change in ones skating ability.
- Correction, improvement then pace.
- Understanding of the whole body function during skating to achieve maximum speed and control.
- you are going to see improvement
What we Expect
-This is not a learn to skate program. Expectation is that every registrant has ability to skate forward, backwards, turn left and right, stop left and right, x overs forwards and backwards turning left and right. We are not teaching basics here, we are building high performance skaters here.
What you NEED
-Full Equipment
- "I Want to improve " Attitude
- Understanding of through a high level of correction and a ton of reps, improvement is earned.
Extra recommendations
- No Pucks, This is not a puck Skill program, This is for those wanting to become Better High level Skaters. This is for the Player that is Playing A or AA vs AAA because they have been told they aren't quiet there with their Skating.
Kinsmen Twin Arena: 1979 111 Street NW Edmonton AB T6J 7C6
What to Expect
- High level of Correction, Demanding Drills, High Repetition of Skills. Demanding improvement and change in ones skating ability.
- Correction, improvement then pace.
- Understanding of the whole body function during skating to achieve maximum speed and control.
- you are going to see improvement
What we Expect
-This is not a learn to skate program. Expectation is that every registrant has ability to skate forward, backwards, turn left and right, stop left and right, x overs forwards and backwards turning left and right. We are not teaching basics here, we are building high performance skaters here.
What you NEED
-Full Equipment
- "I Want to improve " Attitude
- Understanding of through a high level of correction and a ton of reps, improvement is earned.
Extra recommendations
- No Pucks, This is not a puck Skill program, This is for those wanting to become Better High level Skaters. This is for the Player that is Playing A or AA vs AAA because they have been told they aren't quiet there with their Skating.
Kinsmen Twin Arena: 1979 111 Street NW Edmonton AB T6J 7C6
What to Expect
- High level of Correction, Demanding Drills, High Repetition of Skills. Demanding improvement and change in ones skating ability.
- Correction, improvement then pace.
- Understanding of the whole body function during skating to achieve maximum speed and control.
- you are going to see improvement
What we Expect
-This is not a learn to skate program. Expectation is that every registrant has ability to skate forward, backwards, turn left and right, stop left and right, x overs forwards and backwards turning left and right. We are not teaching basics here, we are building high performance skaters here.
What you NEED
-Full Equipment
- "I Want to improve " Attitude
- Understanding of through a high level of correction and a ton of reps, improvement is earned.
Extra recommendations
- No Pucks, This is not a puck Skill program, This is for those wanting to become Better High level Skaters. This is for the Player that is Playing A or AA vs AAA because they have been told they aren't quiet there with their Skating.
Trans Alta Tri Leisure Centre: 221 Jennifer Heil Way
Better Player offers a unique program for hockey players, ringette players and recreational skaters. We have our better skater program that is only skating. It is a program for the 4-year-old learning to skate, as well we can take the 50-year-old that simply wants to stay in shape. We offer something for every age group and every skill level. The Better Skater program will take a skater through a well-planned progression of balance, control and agility to develop a superior technical skater. These skaters are more capable of handling themselves because they have a stride that generates maximum speed with minimum effort and the have mastered edges and stopping. Throughout the program skaters will develop using his or her body in a coordinated effort to develop maximum power, agility and speed
Better Player Better Skater programs are based on Skating ability alone, not based on an age group that may correspond to a hockey or ringette age group. There are learn to Skaters all the way up to 3rd year hockey players attending the beginner program.
What to Expect
-first lesson small groups will be formed and made based on current over all group abilities.
- 7 well
planned progressive lessons covering all the main basic skating points.
(Forward, backwards, Stopping, Turning, Balance, and intro to Cross overs)
-a healthy balance of new skills and review of learned skills to help improvement
- 10th lesson will be a fun final game day.
-there is a learn to skate group in the beginner program. (so, no skating experience is needed to attend)
What we Expect
-Proper fitting equipment (advice will be provided after lesson one if there are concerns or questions)
-helmets be warn at all time as well as gloves and full sleeves
-Be able to learn and behave in a small group setting
- desire to listen, learn and have fun.
What you NEED
-CSA Approved helmet, or a dot, Snell approved winter sport helmet
-Gloves that cover the full hand
-Pair of lace up skates,
-full sleeves, no skating in a t shirt
Extra recommendations
-full equipment is not mandatory but is a recommended option but it is your option
-hockey/Ringette stick can be brought and skated with even though we do not play with rings or pucks
-all hard plastic has to be covered. No Bare shin guards exposed to ice. Shin pads and elbow pads need to be covered by socks or jersey or jacket and or snow pants.
Times and Location
Trans Alta Tri Leisure Centre: 221 Jennifer Heil Way
Better Player offers a unique program for hockey players, ringette players and recreational skaters. We have our better skater program that is only skating. It is a program for the 4-year-old learning to skate, as well we can take the 50-year-old that simply wants to stay in shape. We offer something for every age group and every skill level. The Better Skater program will take a skater through a well-planned progression of balance, control and agility to develop a superior technical skater. These skaters are more capable of handling themselves because they have a stride that generates maximum speed with minimum effort and the have mastered edges and stopping. Throughout the program skaters will develop using his or her body in a coordinated effort to develop maximum power, agility and speed
Better Player Better Skater programs are based on Skating ability alone, not based on an age group that may correspond to a hockey or ringette age group. There are learn to Skaters all the way up to 3rd year hockey players attending the beginner program.
What to Expect
-first lesson small groups will be formed and made based on current over all group abilities.
- 7 well
planned progressive lessons covering all the main basic skating points.
(Forward, backwards, Stopping, Turning, Balance, and intro to Cross overs)
-a healthy balance of new skills and review of learned skills to help improvement
- 10th lesson will be a fun final game day.
-there is a learn to skate group in the beginner program. (so, no skating experience is needed to attend)
What we Expect
-Proper fitting equipment (advice will be provided after lesson one if there are concerns or questions)
-helmets be warn at all time as well as gloves and full sleeves
-Be able to learn and behave in a small group setting
- desire to listen, learn and have fun.
What you NEED
-CSA Approved helmet, or a dot, Snell approved winter sport helmet
-Gloves that cover the full hand
-Pair of lace up skates,
-full sleeves, no skating in a t shirt
Extra recommendations
-full equipment is not mandatory but is a recommended option but it is your option
-hockey/Ringette stick can be brought and skated with even though we do not play with rings or pucks
-all hard plastic has to be covered. No Bare shin guards exposed to ice. Shin pads and elbow pads need to be covered by socks or jersey or jacket and or snow pants.
Times and Location