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2015 AA/AAA SMALL AREA GAMES SESSION

$ 57.50 cad
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Wed, Sep 30, 2026, 1:00 – 2:00 PM GMT-2:30
Twin Rinks
  • Recommended Level: AA/AAA
  • Session will be limited to 12 skaters
  • Price displayed includes HST.

Small Area Games (SAG)

1 Hour Ice Session

Small-area games create more involvement, more repetitions, and more game-like, quick decision-making by reducing the playing space.

Development Benefits

  • More Puck Touches — More opportunities to handle the puck.
  • Decision-Making — Less time and space forces players to read, react, and make quicker decisions.
  • Hockey IQ — Players learn to recognize pressure, support teammates, find open space, and solve problems quickly.
  • Compete & Puck Battles — More frequent battles for possession and opportunities to win pucks back.
  • Puck Protection — Develops the ability to maintain possession under pressure in tight areas.
  • Creativity — Encourages players to find different solutions instead of following predetermined drill patterns.
  • Passing & Support — Increased opportunities to give, receive, and support the puck.

Why Smaller Areas?

Hockey Canada and USA Hockey development research comparing smaller-area/cross-ice play with larger-ice play has shown:

  • 2× more puck touches
  • 2× more pass attempts
  • 5× more passes received
  • 6× more shot attempts
  • 2× more puck battles
  • 2× more changes of direction

Instructors

Paul Dagg

Head Development Coach

Location

Twin Rinks

Classifications

Categories
  • Small Area Games (12 Players)