2025-26 FALL(FRI PM) THE RINK LTP/LTS

Service Description

Kung Pow Kings 2025-26 FALL(FRI) LEARN TO PLAY/SKATE/SKILLS [U7-U13] DETAILS This 2025-26 program for our players is based on the IIHF, USA Hockey, and Hockey Canada programs. Learn to skate programs are designed to help younger students learn about their own balance, skating ability, and building confidence. This class will be focused on skating from the learn-to-skate level up to the advanced skating level. Power skating and edge work will also be taught to the higher-level players. We are also offering stick handling, passing and shooting lessons for those that are ready. Students will be broken into appropriate skill and age groups. **Note** This season, we will be capping our maximum registration to 15 participants to ensure an optimal coach-to-player ratio for learning purposes. AGE GROUPS U7 - U13 *Younger and older players may be accepted depending on skill level and determined by coaches DATES: Sep TBC Oct TBC Dec TBC Jan TBC Feb TBC Mar TBC Apr TBC May TBC DETAILS Times and Location Friday 17:00 - 18:30 On Ice Program Sunday 13:30 - 14:30 In-line hockey training Monday 19:30 - 20:30 Floorball Stickhandling Training and games LOCATIONS On Ice Program The Rink, Elements Mall 1 Austin Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui In-line & Floorball Program YMCA King's Park Centenary Centre YMCA KPCC 香港基督教青年會京士柏百週年紀念中心 22 Gascoigne Rd, King's Park PRICE 26,800 HKD Per Hour Cost on Ice: 595.00 HKD Per Hour Cost Whole Program: 255.00 HKD (Returning Players receive 10% off - contact Coach Mike or Administrator Karen for details) WHAT'S NEW? In-line hockey and floorball are gaining recognition as effective supplementary sports for ice hockey players. These fast-paced games enhance crucial skills such as agility, hand-eye coordination, and stickhandling, all of which translate seamlessly to the ice. The lower injury risk and year-round playability of in-line hockey and floorball allow players to maintain their physical fitness and improve their game sense without the constraints of ice availability. Furthermore, the emphasis on teamwork and communication in both sports fosters essential interpersonal skills. Incorporating these activities into training regimens not only enriches players' abilities but also keeps their passion for the game alive throughout the year.