The skatemill consists of a continuous rotating belt that mimics the sensation of skating on ice. By adjusting the speed, it provides a challenging yet controlled environment for skaters to practice and improve their skating technique.

Yes, the skatemill is designed to accommodate skaters of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced players. Our experienced coaches will tailor the training sessions to match each individual's abilities and goals.

No, our certified coaches have the ability to train the athlete based on their individual skill levels simultaneously. One skater is on the skatemill at a time and the curriculum being taught to the individual can be adjusted to their skill level. All of our coaches are certified and in their training, they are taught to handle this exact situation.

Absolutely! The skatemill is a versatile training tool that can target various aspects of skating, including stride extension, edge control, cross-overs, and overall balance. Our skilled coaches will incorporate specific drills to address these areas of improvement.

While nothing can fully replicate the experience of skating on ice, the skatemill provides a valuable supplement to on-ice training. It allows for focused and repetitive practice, enabling skaters to refine their technique, build muscle memory, and improve overall performance on the ice.

Our coaches are highly qualified and experienced in hockey training. They possess certifications from AK Hockey and Professional Skating Coach Aaron Konescni. They also have extensive backgrounds in playing and coaching at various levels.

Yes, the skatemill is designed with safety in mind. It provides a controlled environment where skaters can practice without the risk of collisions or falls associated with traditional ice rinks. All skaters where a harness that is connected to a bar with a safety shut off that should they fall, it cuts the power to the motor so the skater can recover safely. Our coaches closely supervise each session to ensure the safety and well-being of all participants.

Absolutely! The skatemill offers an excellent opportunity for conditioning and fitness training. Its adjustable speeds allow for customized workouts to improve endurance, speed, and agility.

In certain cases, the skatemill can be beneficial for rehabilitation. It provides a controlled environment where skaters can focus on specific movements and regain strength, balance, and coordination after an injury. However, it is always important to consult with a medical professional or physiotherapist for proper guidance.

The frequency of training depends on your goals and current skill level. Consistency is key, so we recommend incorporating regular skatemill sessions into your training routine, minimum 1x per week. Our coaches can help create a personalized training plan that aligns with your objectives.

While there are no strict age restrictions, we generally recommend the skatemill for individuals aged 7 and above. Younger children may benefit more from our other age-appropriate training programs. However, our coaches will assess each individual to determine if they are ready for skatemill training.

Yes, we provide regular feedback and assessment to track each participant's progress. Our coaches will offer guidance, identify areas for improvement, and help set goals to monitor your development throughout the sessions.

Absolutely! Our skatemill is beneficial for players aspiring to compete at the professional levels. We focus on advanced curriculum to prepare players for competitive play. We will also add in additional guidance and training, directly with Professional Skating Coach Aaron Konescni.