Okay, you’re right. There’s no way I can guarantee your kid will become the best stickhandler on their team in two weeks. I don’t know where they’re starting, and I definitely don’t know how good their teammates are.

But here’s what I can tell you: give me 10 focused minutes a day for two weeks, and I’m very confident they’ll become a noticeably better, quicker, and more confident stickhandler.

And that confidence can change the way they experience hockey.

Imagine watching your kid actually want the puck on their stick. Trying moves they used to be afraid to try. Making more plays. Coming off the ice smiling because they felt good about how they played.

Because at the end of the day, getting better at hockey makes hockey more fun.

That’s exactly why I created the 2-Week Stickhandling Challenge.

Here's the story:

Growing up, I had some decent skills with the puck, but I was never one of the best on my team.

The problem was, I never really trained my hands outside of practice. 

Sure, I messed around while shooting pucks in the driveway, but there was no rhyme or reason to what I was doing. I was just playing around with the puck.

This was the early 2000s. There were no training apps, follow-along videos, or coaches showing you exactly what to work on from your phone.

If you wanted extra hockey training, your parents usually had to spend a few hundred bucks on a camp.

Those camps helped, but you were sharing the ice with a bunch of other players, working on all kinds of different skills, and only getting so many puck touches.

So year after year, my stickhandling improved... but never nearly as much as it could have.

Covid hit, and with the rinks being closed here in Canada, I decided to set up a "dangle room" in my basement - an area where I could work on my stickhandling.

I messed around for what seemed like hours each day to devise drills that I could do with limited space and equipment to improve my hands. Within a few days, I was stickhandling faster and felt more comfortable with the puck.

(Looking back at the first videos I made doing stickhandling drills, my skills are night and day compared to back then.)

I knew kids worldwide were without access to ice and missing hockey, so I created an app called Hockey Training TV where I could run players through stickhandling training sessions from home.

With just a stick and puck, players can download the app to their phone or tablet and be coached by me through stickhandling training sessions from their driveway, garage, basement, or even bedroom (if mom will allow that haha).

Now it has grown to become the number one hockey training app out there, with a 4.9 out of 5 star rating across 100+ reviews in the App Store.

Including this review from Andree258: 

"This app is nothing short of amazing. I have improved do much with this app and all of the things that the hockeytraining community and programs offer. Thank you so much!"

I’m obviously no NHL superstar, but stickhandling has become one of the strongest parts of my game.

And a huge reason for that is the amount of focused work I’ve done off the ice.

I saw massive improvements as a 30-year-old who had already spent thousands of hours playing hockey.

So imagine the improvements a younger player can make when they’re still developing those skills.

That’s why I created the 2-Week Stickhandling Challenge inside our app.

For just 10 minutes a day, I’ll guide your kid through fun, creative stickhandling sessions designed to improve their puck control, hand speed, and confidence.

If your kid loves hockey and commits to the challenge for two weeks, there’s no doubt in my mind they’re going to come out of it with noticeably better hands.

I keep the training sessions fun, creative, and effective, so if your kid loves hockey, I’m confident they’ll enjoy putting in the 10 minutes a day. Stick with it for two weeks, and they can make a huge jump in their stickhandling skills.

Now, obviously I created this program, so you don’t have to take my word for it...

Helping hockey players improve their skills and become more confident with the puck is a huge part of why I built Hockey Training TV in the first place.

And if your kid loves hockey and wants to get better, I want to make it as easy as possible for them to actually put in that extra work.

The reality is, getting extra skill development isn't always easy.

Extra ice is expensive. Private lessons can easily cost $50–$100+ per session. And even during team practices, there are only so many puck touches to go around.

That's what makes training at home so valuable.

With just a stick, a puck or ball, and a little bit of space, your player can get hundreds of extra touches in a short amount of time.

So instead of selling the 2-Week Stickhandling Challenge on its own, we've included it inside Hockey Training TV along with everything else we've built to help players improve from home.

When you join, your player gets access to:

You can give your player full access to Hockey Training TV for the next 7 days and let them actually try the training before you decide if it's worth keeping.

Have them start the Stickhandling Challenge, try a shooting session, explore the workouts, and see if they enjoy it.

If they do, your membership continues for $19.99/month.

If it's not for them, cancel anytime during the trial and you won't be charged.

No pressure. I’d much rather you see whether your kid actually enjoys using it first.

If you've got a hockey-loving kid who is always looking for ways to get better, I think they're going to have a lot of fun with this.

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