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
SPOTS ARE LIMITED
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
28 Jun – 24 Jul · 1–4 weeks
11 h on ice + 5 h off ice per week
Fri–Sun · once a month
One weakness fixed fast
Max 6 players
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.
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.
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.