Spring Hockey IQ On-Ice Classroom is a Spring program at Loudun Ice Centre that uses small area games in a controlled scrimmage manner to teach players the most important aspects of ice hockey; Time and Space.

Small Area Games are proven to provide players with more puck touches than full ice drills and games, which means more skating with the puck, more passes, more stick-handling, more puck control, more puck protection and more shots on net.

With Loudoun Ice Centre's two 75" TV screens directly above the rink, Coaches can stop play and show players video of their action and analyze positoning and on-ice decision making.

Spring Hockey IQ On-Ice Classroom is a Spring program at Loudun Ice Centre that uses small area games in a controlled scrimmage manner to teach players the most important aspects of ice hockey; Time and Space.

Small Area Games are proven to provide players with more puck touches than full ice drills and games, which means more skating with the puck, more passes, more stick-handling, more puck control, more puck protection and more shots on net.

With Loudoun Ice Centre's two 75" TV screens directly above the rink, Coaches can stop play and show players video of their action and analyze positoning and on-ice decision making.

Clinic for players of all ages to work and improve their skating agility skills. Players with practice skating on one leg, going on knees and up, jumps, power pulls, cross overs, Russian cicles, and many more drills with and without pucks.

The Goalie Stick Skills Clinic focuses on the goalies use of the stick to stop dump ins and to play the puck to teammates or to clear the puck to safe areas when goalies are under pressure.

Goalies will work on poke checks for in-tight attack situations and on using the stick to stop wrap-arounds and stuff attemtps, as well as using the stick to deflect centering pass attempts.

Stick handling, passing, skating with the puck, and shooting/clearing the puck will be the focus of this clinic.