Weekly on-ice session
Small-group sticktime at Great Park Ice, four to six players, with rotating weekly slots to choose from.
An in-person membership. Two coached sessions a week with me, four to six players on the ice, and a written report every eight weeks showing exactly what changed.
Small-group sticktime at Great Park Ice in Irvine. Four to six players, real attention on every rep.
Off-ice skill work at the Heritage Park outdoor rink in Tustin and at Irvine Inline.
A written progress report every eight weeks. Six a year, measured against a day-one baseline.
Players bring a game clip and we break down decisions, not mechanics.
Open to families across Southern California. The rinks are in Irvine and Tustin.
The full course and workout library is included at no extra cost.
Enrollment is capped at 18 players, which is what keeps every session at four to six. Availability is limited and a waitlist runs when it is full.
A Skills Report Card every two months, or that month is free.

Two coached sessions, work in between, and a written report on a schedule.
Small-group sticktime with me at Great Park Ice. Three slots run each week and you take the one that fits your schedule.
Hybrid skill work at an outdoor rink or on inline skates. Same curriculum, different surface, more quality reps in the week.
Work tied to whatever your player is on in that block, so the two days at the rink are not the only two days of development.
You get a document that says where your player stands and what comes next.
One price. No tiers and no add-ons.
Small-group sticktime at Great Park Ice, four to six players, with rotating weekly slots to choose from.
Off-ice skill training at the Heritage Park outdoor rink in Tustin and at Irvine Inline.
A long-term plan mapped session by session, so every week is planned in advance.
A written, individual progress report every eight weeks against a day-one baseline.
One hour a month. Players bring a game clip and we work through the decision they made.
Every course, both workout libraries and the NHL Video Library, included at no extra cost.
Work between sessions tied to the current focus, so development does not stop at the rink.
Enrollment stops at 18 so sessions stay at four to six players. The cap is what protects the session size.
No contract and no season-long commitment. Stay because it is working.
Development is easy to feel good about and hard to verify. This is how it gets verified.
Your player is assessed and it is written down. Everything after that is measured against that baseline.
Six a year, each one documenting what moved and what the next block of work is.
If the first report card does not show measurable improvement, I refund your first two months in full.
If you do not think this is the best-coached ice your player has been on, tell me and I refund your first month in full.
Worth knowing before you join.
Sessions run in Irvine and Tustin. If you cannot get there, the Skills Accelerator is the honest answer, and I coach your player through their own film instead.
This is skill development. Your player still needs their team and their games, and this is built to sit alongside both.
Ice availability changes. The week ahead is posted every Sunday, and makeups run within the same week when a slot is open.
I reply within twenty-four hours on weekdays through the portal. I do not offer unlimited messaging or unlimited video calls.
The Skills Lab is $399 a month in Southern California, capped at 18 players. Join the waitlist and I will be in touch when a seat opens.