Czech Republic

POWER SKATING CAMPS AGES 6+

Where Hockey Stars Are Born



We fix the stride, edges and starts that club practice has no time for. Small groups in

Prague and Riga.

WINTER 2026


📍 Location 1 : Škoda Ice Rink, Prague


Week 1 : 19.12.2026 - 23.12.2026 (10 SPOTS LEFT)

Week 2 : 26.12.2026 - 30.12.2026 (12 SPOTS LEFT)


📍 Location 2 : Inbox Arena, Riga


Week 1 : 26.12.2026 - 30.12.2026 (18 SPOTS LEFT)


SUMMER 2027


📍 Location 1 : Škoda Ice Rink, Prague


Week 1 : 28.06.2027 - 03.07.2027

Week 2 : 05.07.2027 - 10.07.2027

Week 3 : 12.07.2027 - 17.07.2027

Week 4 : 19.07.2027 - 24.07.2027



🗣️ Camps are conducted in English


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1,000+ players trained · Families from 18+ countries · Coaches trained inside the system, not
licensing it · Coached in English, Czech, Ukrainian, Russian
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Winter Camp • Prague & Riga
420€ per week

5 days · 10 h on ice + 5 h off ice

19–23 Dec (10 spots left) • Prague

26–30 Dec (12 spots left)• Prague

26–30 Dec (18 spots left)• Riga

Summer Camp 2027 • Prague
460€ per week

28 Jun – 24 Jul · 1–4 weeks

11 h on ice + 5 h off ice per week

Real Training. Real Results.
Watch how our method combines off-ice and on-ice development for total skating improvement.
The Technical Foundation We Provide
This is our blueprint for powerful, efficient, and game-ready skating — on and off the ice
  • Edge Control & Balance
    Players learn how to truly use their edges for agility, speed control, and direction changes — mastering inside and outside edge pressure in motion.
  • Explosive Starts & Stride Power
    We correct inefficient stride mechanics and teach players to generate power from the hips, legs, and core — not just pushing hard.
  • Transitions & Turns
    Fast forward-to-backward movement, clean pivots, and seamless edge transfers — all taught and corrected in real time.
  • Jump Mechanics & Core Strength
    Plyometric movements build lower-body explosiveness, while core activation develops control in every stride and turn.
  • Balance & Body Positioning
    We simulate edge control using dryland drills to help players feel proper positioning and stability — especially when fatigued.
  • Agility, Reaction & Coordination
    High-speed footwork, reaction tasks, and multi-movement drills that directly translate into faster decision-making and sharper movement on the ice.
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Meet the coaches
Every coach here was trained inside the system. Several were trained by it
as players first — and now teach the exact mechanics they learned it on.
  • Oleg Timchenko
    Head Coach, Power Skating & Player Development
    Coaches HC Kyiv Capitals in Riga and carries that same Druzhba78 lineage directly into the camp's on-ice and off-ice program.
  • Sergiy Kovalyov
    Skills Coach - Power Skating Specialist
    Trained under Boris Dorozhenko, whose athletes include NHL players. Coaches fluently in Czech, Ukrainian, Russian, and English.
  • Egor Egorov
    Skills Coach - International Playing & Coaching Experience
    Sharpened his game inside the Druzhba system before taking it into international competition — now brings that same skill set back to correct it in every player he coaches.
  • Oleg Panasenko
    Power Skating Coach - Druzhba Graduate
    One of the system's own graduates, still teaching the exact mechanics he learned it on — now coaching alongside his son on the same staff.
  • Bogdan Panasenko
    Skills Coach, International Playing Experience
    Learned the system from his father, Oleg, long before ever coaching it — the Druzhba lineage now runs through a second generation.
  • Gleb Artsatbanov
    Goalie Coach, International Playing & Coaching Experience
    Brings competitive international goaltending experience directly into position-specific correction on the ice.
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What Parents Say About Druzhba78
How have the CAMPs been in previous years
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The Story of Druzhba78
The name means "friendship" — and it carries a power skating tradition that goes back more than 40 years to Kharkiv, Ukraine, where a method was built around a simple idea: most players don't need to try harder, they need a stride that actually works. Low hip position. A deep knee bend that gives the leg somewhere to push from. Full extension through every stride instead of a shortened, wasted one. It sounds simple. Very few programs anywhere in the world ever taught it properly.
  • Proven Success on the International Stage

    The method produced real results — a Quebec International Pee-Wee Tournament championship in 1992, multiple Ukrainian national titles, and more than 30 international tournament wins across Russia, Czech Republic, Germany, the USA, Canada, and Mexico. It became one of the most respected power skating systems in hockey.

  • A Legacy Parents Can Trust

    What hasn't changed is the coaching philosophy: pure skating mechanics, not team tactics — real correction, tested at game speed, not just in a slow drill. What has changed is everything around it — clear communication with parents, safe and supervised camps, and a coaching staff that speaks the language of every family that walks in, whether that's Czech, Ukrainian, Russian, or English.

  • Building future hockey stars

    The method now runs across three cities — Prague, Brno, and Riga — through three formats built around how families actually train: a full Winter Camp, a multi-week Summer Camp, and a new monthly Small-Group Camp, capped at 12 players, for the players who want one specific weakness fixed fast rather than a full week away.

Parents Questions
  • Parent:
    Is this team training?
    Druzhba78:
    No. This is pure skating development, not tactics or team systems.
  • Parent:
    How long is the camp?
    Druzhba78:
    Winter camps run 6 days.
    Summer camps run multiple with structured progression.
  • Parent:
    What languages do coaches speak?
    Druzhba78:
    English, Ukrainian, Russian, and Czech.
  • Parent:
    Is food included?
    Druzhba78:
    Depending on the location, food can be provided.
  • Parent:
    How many weeks is optimal?
    Druzhba78:
    For a seen progression, 2 and above weeks of on ice training is recommended.
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Place of the event
  • Škoda Ice Rink Prague
    Škoda Ice Rink is a modern facility designed to meet the needs of professional hockey players. With state-of-the-art infrastructure and top-tier ice quality, this arena provides the perfect environment for intensive training sessions.
    Key Features:
    • Full-sized ice rink adhering to international standards.
    • Professional-grade equipment and maintenance.
    • Comfortable locker rooms and spectator seating areas.
    • Conveniently located near major hotels and transportation.
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  • Inbox.lv Ice Arena, Riga
    Inbox.lv Ice Arena is a modern facility located in Riga, offering players an excellent environment to develop their skating and hockey skills. With top-quality ice, professional equipment, and convenient access, this rink provides everything needed for focused training and enjoyable sessions on the ice.
    Key Features:
    • Full-sized rink with premium ice surface
    • Professional maintenance and training standards
    • Comfortable locker rooms and spectator seating
    • Easy access to hotels, restaurants, and transport
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Reviews
Shaone Morrison
Hockey player and coach, Canada, Croatia
Serhii Hapshenko
Vegas Golden Knights scout
Father of a Camp Participant
Parents of a Young Player

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