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Hockey IQ

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Outline

Creating a mentorship program through trust and transparency 

Tying skill programs to game scenarios.

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Who We Train

Traditionally Players 12+ 

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Length of Development 

Runs Octoboer through April​

About - Hockey IQ | Program X

Hockey IQ isn't just about understanding systems or knowing where to be. It's about recognizing situations, understanding why a play developed the way it did, and having the technical tools to execute the next play.

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Our Hockey IQ | Program X is designed to connect those pieces.

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Running October through April, the program creates an ongoing development cycle that connects a player's real game footage → self-reflection → video mentorship → technical skill development → back into their next game.

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THE PROGRAM X DIFFERENCE

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Technical Skill + Game Context + Player Perspective

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Our objective isn't to replace a player's team coach or change their team's systems. It's to work within that environment and ask:

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What is happening in the player's game?
How does the player interpret it?
What technical tools can we develop to help them execute more effectively?

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Ultimately, we want players to become more confident problem-solvers who can recognize situations and use their technical foundation to find solutions.

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Hockey IQ | Program X — Player Interest Form 🧠🏒

Due to the individualized nature of this program, including game review, player self-reflection, in-person mentorship and on-ice development, availability will be very limited throughout the season.

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Please complete the form below to express your interest. Our Development Team will review submissions and connect with families based on availability, scheduling and the best fit for each athlete.

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Submitting this form does not guarantee a program spot.

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We look forward to connecting with you!

Thank you for your interest!

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Our goal is not simply to tell players what happened on a play. We want them to see it, understand it, talk about it, develop the technical tools, and apply them back into their game.

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SEE IT. UNDERSTAND IT. DEVELOP IT. APPLY IT.

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