Off-Ice Hockey Training: Build Power, Precision and Performance
Off-Ice Hockey Training at T3 helps hockey players unleash their strength, speed and skill through a program designed specifically for their needs.
Our unique approach to strength and speed development translates to better on-ice performance.
The speed training we teach helps athletes be more stable in power skating sessions and go faster on the ice. Strength training develops explosiveness and durability. And our conditioning ensures athletes have the engine to support the grueling demands of hockey.
Our training is available for athletes ages 12 and up. We work with middle school and high school players, as well as athletes in Junior, College or Pro systems.
We train in a supervised small-group environment led by certified coaches. The coaches teach proper form and check in with athletes throughout the workout. Athletes learn how to move better and lift more safely.
Off-Ice Hockey Training Classes are available throughout the week. Additionally, hockey players who join get access to all of our Intermediate or Elite athlete training classes, giving you even more options for your schedule.
Our training program starts with a one-on-one assessment with a certified coach. The coach can evaluate an athlete’s abilities and needs. Then we precisely tailor a program for the athlete’s individual goals.
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Our Off-Ice Training Helps Hockey Players…
What happens during Hockey Off-Ice Training sessions?
Off-Ice Hockey Training classes are 90 minutes long and typically include…
Dynamic Warm-Up: Activates muscles and prepares athletes for performance.
Speed Development: Sprint training that improves an athlete’s ability to accelerate and hit their top speed more quickly. We also train change-of-direction drills that help them cover more area, more quickly on the ice.
Strength Training: Build muscle through compound lifts that develop full-body strength. Power training helps athletes become more explosive, while overall strength development improves durability.
Conditioning: Activities that improve cardiovascular strength and output. Intervals mimic the demands of intense shifts on game day. Athletes develop more endurance and greater stamina.
Mobility and Stretching: We conclude with self-maintenance, focusing on stretching and mobilizing key areas throughout the body. This helps a player stay pain-free and improves their overall longevity in the sport.
Athlete-Specific Adaptations: Every athlete receives a training program designed for their needs and their goals. We adjust the program for in-season or out-of-season athletes, ensuring their needs are met year-round.
FAQs about OFF-ICE HOCKEY Training at T3
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Athletes start by receiving a ne-on-one, 60-minute assessment with a member of our coaching staff. We’ll discuss the player’s goals and needs, and assess their current abilities.
The coach will then develop a strength and conditioning plan tailored for your hockey player. Parents of athletes are welcome to attend and ask questions.
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We recommend athletes train 3-4 times a week during the offseason. For in-season training, we suggest training 2-3 times a week.
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We monitor an athlete’s progress through their performance in sprints, jumps, and overall strength as measured by weights used in training. Trainers, athletes and parents alike can watch as these numbers improve over time.
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Off-Ice Hockey Training is included within T3’s monthly Flex membership.This membership plan also gives you access to our complete suite of Athlete Training programs, including Intermediate and Elite level classes.
Unlimited Monthly Membership plans range from $225 per month (for a 12-month membership) to $305 (for a 3-month membership).
As a member, you may attend as many classes per week as you’d like at the times that best fit your schedule.
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Off-Ice Hockey Training classes are led by T3 coaches, many who hold Bachelor’s or Master’s degrees in Exercise Science or other related fields. Our top priorities are to teach the proper way to train - whether you are a beginner or pro.
Our hockey training program was designed by Ryan Richmond, who has two degrees in exercise science and is nationally certified by the NSCA (CSCS). Ryan played college hockey at Concordia University. He has trained hockey players as young as 6, all the way to some of the top professionals in the NHL. Ryan is also USA Hockey Level 3 certified coach and has had coaching stints behind the bench from Tier 1 Elite AAA, High School, and NCAA college hockey.
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We recommend athletes wear comfortable training clothes and a good quality training shoe (ideally flat soled). Cleats are suggested but not mandatory, as much of our speed work is done on turf. Athletes should also have a water bottle.
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Many college athletes call T3 home and return to train here during breaks from school. You can find more information about our college athlete training options here.
We offer private position-specific training for all positions and all ages, from youth to Pro.
We also offer private personal training options for Pro caliber athletes, who can schedule a one-on-one evaluation with our training staff.
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Yes. In addition to our group athlete training packages, we also offer personal training for athletes. Speak with one of our trainers or schedule an evaluation if interested.