The Flying Puck

 

 

The Flying Puck is created to provide an area for all ice hockey players to practice and train their skills at their own pace.

 

As a Hockey Dad of 8 years, I have seen that youth players develop their different skills at different times. 

 

Ice time is valuable in Hong Kong and when players do get ice time, thy are mostly essential team pratices.

 

 

Why is my child is lacking some skills that others are adequit? Where can I focus my child’s improvment? This is were TFP will benefit. 

 

At TFP with 1000square feet of synthetic ice, players can focus other own areas of attention. Wether if it's that wrist shot you just can get the hang of, or that skating on the outside edge which you're to afraid to apply during team trainings, TFP will let you focus on your own areas privately or with a coach of your own choosing. 

 

Having experienced the trainings offered in Seoul, many elite players spend hours honing their skills. As quote from a Korean Ex-Pro player turned coach, it is all about the amount of ice time each player receives that will determine the outcome. 

 

There is no such place for players in Hong Kong for this until now. 

 

 

TFP is a place just for that. No distractions, no bullshit. Just train. 

 

Each player developed differently. While some players can skate faster, others may be able to handle the puck better. 

 

With the lack of ice time in Hong Kong, coaches don't have the opportunity to touch up each individual players areas of development.