Below are brief descriptions of the elements learned in each level of TBSA learn-to-play hockey skating classes. Please note that mastering the elements in any level can take more than one session depending on how often a skater practices between classes. Individual progression rates vary. Speak to your TBSA class coach with any thoughts or questions throughout your class session.
Mini Mite – Designed as a beginner hockey class is for children ages 4-6. Instruction includes basic skating fundamentals and beginner hockey skills. No skating experience is required, but completion of the Beginner Tots skating class is recommended.
Hockey 101 – Designed for intermediate level players ages 7 – 17. Instruction focuses on basic hockey maneuvers including balance, edge control, passing, shooting as well as stick and puck handling. Prerequisite: Master Learn-to-skate program Intro I Class elements
Hockey 201 – Designed for advanced level players and Inhouse recreational league players ages 7 – 17. Instruction focuses on puck control, shooting, passing and advanced drills to enhance player performance. Prerequisite: Master Hockey 101 Class elements
Adult Hockey Beginner – Designed for beginner players age 18+. Instruction focuses on basic hockey maneuvers including balance, edge control, passing, shooting as well as stick and puck handling. Prerequisite: Master Learn-to-skate Adult Class elements
