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Learn to Skate

Not yet able to skate and looking for some instruction? Learn to skate programs might be the best fit for you:

Practice your skating

Arenas throughout the region offer “Public Skate” sessions. These are a great way to practice your skating in-between instructional sessions. Hockey sticks and pucks are usually not allowed (skating only). If you’re looking to practice with stick and pucks, check out “Stick and Puck” sessions below.

Practice your Hockey Skills

Arenas throughout the region offer “Stick and Puck” sessions
o Minimum equipment is typically a hockey helmet, skates, stick and pucks
o Hockey gloves typically aren’t mandatory, but will give you a more familiar feeling
o Full equipment is typically mandatory for minors, and certainly recommended for
adults (falling hurts…ask us how we know)
o Goalies may or may not be allowed depending on the location

Improve your skating (PowerSkating)

Powerskating courses are a great way to improve your skating and start on your hockey skills once you’ve got the basics down

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