Skating Camp

In this program players will work on developing power as well as edge control and agility. Skating is the most important skill. There are three types of skating a player must master to perform. These are power skating, functional skating and overspeed skating. Power skating consists of slow, powerful, perfect movements. Functional skating would include stopping/starting, tight turns, crossovers and transitions. Overspeed skating is designed to get a player out of his/her comfort zone and push the limits of what they believe their skating ability to be.

Your lead instructor will be Jackson Eisenmenger

Jackson Eisenmenger began his hockey career in the roller hockey world before transitioning to ice hockey at the age of 14. He joined the Hyland Hills Recreation program for the 2012-2013 season. After a year in the recreational league, he transitioned to competitive hockey, continuing to play at Hyland Hills throughout his youth. During his high school years, he progressed through the Midget Minor A and Midget Major A levels, culminating in a State Championship victory in his final season. He also had the opportunity to compete in Midget Major AA tournaments, including a memorable experience at Lake Placid, NY. Upon graduating high school, Jackson chose to pursue higher education and concluded his playing career.

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