PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
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Troy Granatier
Owner & CEO
Every great hockey story starts at the rink and ours is no different. Granatier Sportsplex wasn’t built on a business plan or a marketing pitch. It was built on a simple idea: that Saskatchewan athletes deserve a place to train, grow and love the game all year round.
Like many parents, coaches, and former players, we saw a gap. Ice time was limited, off-ice facilities were scattered, and development programs often lacked consistency or accessibility. We wanted to change that. We wanted to create a space where athletes from first-time skaters to future pros could find everything they needed under one roof.
So we got to work.
What began as a vision quickly turned into a reality. Granatier Sportsplex was designed not just to be a rink, but a hub for development. From our skating treadmill and synthetic ice shooting lanes to our dedicated dryland training zones and full-service on-ice programming, every corner of the facility was built with purpose.
But we didn’t stop at the equipment. We built a team of passionate instructors, coaches and trainers who live and breathe athlete development. People who understand that hockey (and ringette) isn’t just about the game, it’s about confidence, community and character.
Since opening our doors, we’ve been fortunate to work with hundreds of athletes from across Saskatoon and beyond. We’ve launched specialized camps, skills programs, all-girls development sessions, goalie-specific training, and our flagship Granatier U5 Program. We’ve partnered with local associations, supported grassroots initiatives and most importantly, built a place where athletes feel at home.
Granatier Sportsplex is more than a facility, it’s a commitment. A commitment to helping athletes grow on and off the ice. A commitment to raising the bar for development in Saskatchewan. And a commitment to the families, coaches and communities who support these athletes every day.
This is just the beginning of our story and we’d love for you to be apart of it.
If you’re ready to be part of the Granatier Sportsplex family, we’d love to hear from you. Whether you’re looking to register for one of our programs, tour the facility, or simply learn more about what we offer, we’re here to help.
Reach out anytime at info@gsplex.ca and let’s take the next step in your athlete’s development journey, together.
Cody Janzen
Operations Manager
At Granatier Sportsplex, one of our core goals is to foster skill development through focused, high-repetition game like environments — and our partnership with the Saskatoon Ringette Association (SRA) is a powerful example of what that looks like in action.
Over the past season, we collaborated closely with the SRA to offer dozens of dedicated weekly training sessions tailored specifically to ringette athletes of all ages and levels. These sessions weren’t just ice time — they were structured, progressive programs built to improve skating mechanics, shooting technique, and most importantly, small-area decision-making.
A Customized Approach to On Ice Ringette Training in Saskatoon
Ringette is a fast-paced, highly skilled sport that thrives on quick transitions, agility, and sharp decision-making. Knowing this, our coaching team at Granatier Sportsplex designed a training curriculum that emphasized:
- Edge control and explosive starts for tighter turnarounds and quicker reactions in tight spaces
- Position-specific drills that mirror the movement patterns of ringette gameplay
- Small-area battle and transition drills to simulate real-game chaos and sharpen hockey sense
- Shooting and passing fundamentals with repetition-based drills to build confidence and precision
Tangible Results From Consistent Development
Across the board, we saw significant gains in player performance. Athletes who attended our sessions consistently reported:
- More comfort and control in small-area pressure situations
- Increased skating speed and balance in transitions
- More powerful, accurate shots and faster release times
- Greater confidence in both practices and games
Parents and coaches also noted a measurable difference in how players approached gameplay — not just technically, but mentally. Players became more decisive and proactive on the ice, taking risks and playing with greater purpose.
The Value of Partnership
This collaboration with the Saskatoon Ringette Association was more than just a programming opportunity. It represented a shared commitment to the long-term development of young athletes in the region. Together, we ensured that players weren’t just showing up — they were improving.
By offering multiple weekly sessions, we created flexibility for families and more opportunities for consistent reps. Many athletes participated in two or three sessions per week, which helped reinforce the skills taught and build muscle memory.
We also worked closely with SRA leadership to align our programming with their seasonal goals. Whether it was pre-season fundamentals, mid-season refinement, or postseason skill sharpening, our training sessions were timed and structured to meet the demands of each point in the calendar.
Focus on Development Over Competition
While games are a fun and vital part of the ringette experience, development happens in training. That’s the philosophy we operate under at Granatier Sportsplex. This partnership allowed us to focus purely on skill acquisition — something that’s often hard to prioritize during a busy game schedule.
With smaller coach-to-player ratios and a controlled learning environment, we ensured players were constantly engaged. Whether it was working on stride efficiency, passing accuracy, or offensive zone entries, the emphasis was always on learning and growth.
“The girls not only improved their skills noticeably over the season — they had a blast doing it. The energy at Granatier was always positive, the sessions were well-run, and the players looked forward to it every week. It’s been a game-changer for our development pathway.”
— Lori Flamond
Development Coordinator
Saskatoon Ringette Association
Granatier Sportsplex U5 Ringette Program:
We’re also proud to announce that Granatier Sportsplex is now home to Saskatchewan’s first and only U5 Ringette program. After seeing the incredible response and development success of our U5 hockey program, we knew it was time to offer the same opportunity to the ringette community in Saskatoon and the surrounding area. This program is designed to introduce young athletes to the fundamentals of the game in a fun, supportive, and development-focused environment. Registration is now open at gsplex.ca/u5-ringette/ and we can’t wait to welcome the next generation of ringette players to the ice!
Final Thoughts
The partnership between Granatier Sportsplex and the Saskatoon Ringette Association is a case study in what can happen when two organizations align around athlete development. Through structured, focused, and player-centered programming, we helped dozens of young athletes improve their skills, grow their confidence, and deepen their love for the game.
If you’re interested in learning more about upcoming ringette development programs at Granatier, or want to get involved, visit gsplex.ca or reach out to our team directly.
Better training. Better development. A better experience on the ice. That’s our promise at Granatier Sportsplex.
If you think your team or child could benefit from tailored on ice development at Granatier Sportpslex, feel free to reach out anytime to info@gsplex.ca
Cody Janzen
Operations Manager
For parents of young hockey players, the off-ice training options can seem overwhelming. From dryland workouts to shooting lanes and agility drills, there are countless ways to improve on ice performance, But when it comes to developing strong, efficient skating mechanics, one tool stands out above the rest: the skating treadmill.
At Granatier Sportsplex in Saskatoon, our skating treadmill has become a cornerstone of our player development system. Whether your child is just starting out or preparing for elite-level competition, treadmill training can offer a unique and powerful advantage. But is it the right fit for your young player?
Let’s dive into what makes the skating treadmill such a valuable training tool, especially for stride correction, real-time video analysis, and overall performance development.
The Importance of Skating Mechanics
Ask any coach or scout and they’ll tell you the same thing: skating is the foundation of hockey. A player’s ability to accelerate, change direction, and maintain control at high speeds impacts every aspect of their game. While natural athleticism can go a long way, proper skating mechanics are critical for long-term success.
Young players, especially those in their formative years (ages 7-14), are still developing their neuromuscular patterns. This is the ideal window to instill good habits and correct inefficient movements. Poor skating technique developed early on can become harder to fix later, and often leads to slower development, reduced confidence, and even injury.
That’s where the skating treadmill comes in.
What Makes The Skating Treadmill Different?
The skating treadmill is not a gimmick or shortcut. It’s a carefully designed training environment that allows players to isolate, refine, and repeat the most important components of their skating stride.
Key features include:
Controlled speed and incline: Coaches can adjust settings to challenge stride length, strength, and endurance.
Stable environment: Unlike on-ice training where players must react to gameplay or other skaters, the treadmill offers a consistent, focused surface for repetition.
Instant feedback: Combined with video analysis, players can immediately see and feel what needs improvement.
The treadmill isn’t meant to replace ice time; it’s meant to amplify its value. By focusing on technique in a controlled space, players can build the muscle memory and confidence they need to apply these improvements during real gameplay.
The Power of Stride Correction
One of the most powerful aspects of treadmill training is its ability to identify and correct inefficient or flawed skating patterns.
Common issues we see in young players include:
- Short, choppy strides
- Poor knee bend and lack of power generation
- Over-reliance on upper body movement
- Uneven or unbalanced strides
On the treadmill, these problems become more visible. With the help of trained instructors, players can work through drills and corrections that target specific elements of their stride. Because the treadmill forces repetition, the corrections become engrained faster and more effectively than if they were addressed only during regular on-ice practices.
Over time, these improvements add up: longer, more powerful strides, better edge control, and more efficient energy use. The result is a player who not only skates faster but does so with less effort and greater confidence.
Real Time Video Analysis: Designed For Visual Learners
Today’s young athletes are visual learners. They’re used to watching video clips, highlight reels, and replays. So why not apply that to their own development?
At Granatier Sportsplex, we pair every treadmill session with instant video feedback. Using high-quality cameras and playback monitors, athletes can see their stride in real time, from multiple angles.
This creates a powerful coaching moment. When a player sees how their ankle bends (or doesn’t), how much power they generate with each push, or how their posture changes at different speeds, the lesson becomes immediate and clear. They can make the connection between what they feel and what they see,and then correct it on the spot.
Coaches can pause, slow down, or highlight specific portions of a stride to help the athlete truly understand what’s working and what needs adjustment. It’s a perfect fit for the modern athlete who thrives on fast feedback and hands-on learning.
Who Benefits Most From The Skating Treadmill?
While almost any player can benefit from treadmill sessions, they are particularly impactful for:
- Beginners (Ages 6-10): Learning proper stride mechanics early avoids future bad habits.
- Developing players (Ages 11-14): This is the prime window to fine-tune stride efficiency, power, and control.
- Goal-focused athletes (Ages 15+): Those pushing for AAA, junior, or prep hockey will gain a performance edge.
- Players returning from injury: The treadmill offers a safe, controlled space to re-establish skating form without game pressure.
Even experienced skaters are often surprised at how much room there is for improvement once their stride is broken down in detail.
Beyond The Stride: Building Athletic Confidence
One overlooked benefit of treadmill training is the confidence it builds in young athletes. When a player understands how their body moves and sees measurable improvement in stride speed, length, or balance, they develop a deeper belief in their own abilities.
That confidence carries over to practices, games, and tryouts. Skating becomes less of a mental hurdle and more of a strength. And for young athletes, that mindset shift can be just as important as any technical gain.
Integrating Treadmill Training With Full Development
At Granatier Sportsplex, we believe in a full-spectrum approach to development. That means integrating the treadmill into a broader system that includes:
- On-ice skill development
- Off-ice shooting sessions
- Dryland training focused on speed, mobility, and recovery
- Game-situation drills and small-area play
The treadmill is one piece of the puzzle, a highly effective one, that supports everything else a player is doing. When combined with our experienced coaches, video tools, and athlete-first programming, it helps create real, lasting results.
Is The Treadmill Right For Your Player?
If your young hockey player:
- Struggles with stride length, balance, or power
- Wants to get faster, smoother, and more confident
- Responds well to visual feedback and hands-on coaching
- Is committed to improving their overall game
…then yes, the skating treadmill may be exactly what they need.
We welcome players of all levels to try it out and see the difference for themselves. Our staff will work with you to assess your athlete’s needs and recommend the right training schedule based on their goals and experience level.
“For me, the clear advantage of the treadmill is having the coach right beside the player for the entire training repetition. The coach can provide instant feedback, mid-stride, in a way that's difficult to do on the ice. Recording and reviewing video is easy, and the player can test out corrections very efficiently in a high rep per minute type of situation. The treadmill takes a few sessions to get used to, but the improvements start to show up on the ice fairly quickly after that. It doesn't replace the need for on-ice skating development, but it's a great tool to use in tandem and the bang for buck is pretty good.”
Ready To Give The Treadmill A Try?
Located in Saskatoon, Granatier Sportsplex is proud to offer one of the most complete and forward-thinking development environments in Saskatchewan. Our skating treadmill is just one of many tools we use to help players unlock their potential and fall in love with the game at every stage.
Ready to see what stride correction, real-time video feedback, and elite coaching can do for your athlete? Discover why the skating treadmill at Granatier Sportsplex in Saskatoon is a game-changing tool for developing confident, explosive skaters.
All treadmill sessions are $75+tax for 30 minutes.
Book a trial session or reach out today at info@gsplex.ca.
Cody Janzen
Operations Manager
For parents of young hockey players, the off-ice training options can seem overwhelming. From dryland workouts to shooting lanes and agility drills, there are countless ways to improve on-ice performance. But when it comes to developing a powerful, accurate, and efficient shot, one method stands out above the rest: professional off-ice shooting instruction.
At Granatier Sportsplex in Saskatoon, our off-ice shooting program has become a cornerstone of our player development system. Whether your child is just starting out or preparing for elite-level competition, off-ice shooting sessions can offer a unique and powerful advantage.
But is it the right fit for your young player? Let’s dive into what makes off-ice shooting instruction such a valuable training tool, especially for isolating your athlete’s shot, real-time video analysis, and overall performance development.
The Importance of Shooting Mechanics
Ask any hockey player these days what they love and they’ll tell you the same thing: scoring goals! In today’s game, the ability to shoot accurately and with power is a game-changer. A player’s ability to release the puck quickly, pick corners under pressure, and score from different areas on the ice impacts every aspect of their offensive game. While natural talent can go a long way, proper shooting mechanics are critical for long-term success.
Young players, especially those in their formative years (ages 7-14), are still developing their neuromuscular patterns. This is the ideal window to instill good shooting habits and correct inefficient movements. Poor shooting technique developed early on can become harder to fix later, and often leads to slower development, reduced scoring ability, and even injury.
That’s where off-ice shooting instruction comes in.
What Makes Off-Ice Shooting Instruction Different?
Off-ice shooting is not a gimmick or a shortcut. It’s a carefully designed training environment that allows players to isolate, refine, and repeat the most important components of their shooting mechanics.
Key features include:
Elimination of skating and game variables: Unlike on-ice sessions where players must focus on edgework, balance, and game situations, off-ice shooting provides a stable, controlled environment to build proper technique from the ground up.
High-repetition focused training: Players can fire hundreds of shots in a single session, building the volume needed to develop true muscle memory.
Instant visual feedback: Combined with slow-motion video analysis, players can immediately see and feel what needs improvement.
The off-ice shooting program isn’t meant to replace ice time; it’s meant to amplify its value. By focusing on technique in a controlled space, players can build the muscle memory and confidence they need to apply these improvements during real gameplay.
The Power of Isolated Shot Analysis
One of the most powerful aspects of off-ice shooting instruction is its ability to identify and correct inefficient or flawed shooting patterns without the variables of skating and game play. On the ice, players often compensate for mechanical flaws with speed, agility, or other athletic traits. This can mask underlying issues in their shot.
In an off-ice setting, we can remove those variables entirely. Without the need to balance on edges or navigate the ice surface, we can evaluate a player’s shot in its purest form – focusing exclusively on their weight transfer, hand placement, release point, and follow-through.
Common issues we see in young players include:
Weight transfer inefficiencies: Shifting weight from back leg to front leg incorrectly, losing power and accuracy.
Hand positioning flaws: Bottom hand too high or low, top hand pulled away from the body, limiting leverage and control.
Puck position problems: Releasing the puck from the wrong spot relative to the body.
Minimal lower body engagement: Relying mostly on upper body strength, resulting in a slower, weaker release.
Lack of deception in shooting mechanics: “Telegraphing” the shot, making it easier for goalies to read.
Over-reliance on arms for power generation: Missing out on the powerful contribution of the legs and core.
Off-ice, these problems become more visible. With the help of trained instructors, players can work through drills and corrections that target specific elements of their shot. Because the controlled environment forces repetition, the corrections become ingrained faster and more effectively than if they were addressed only during regular on-ice practices. Over time, these improvements add up: faster releases, harder shots, improved accuracy, and a more deceptive, goal-scoring arsenal. The result is a player who not only scores more often but does so with greater confidence.
Real-Time Slow Motion Video Analysis
Every year young athletes are becoming more visual learners. They’re used to watching video clips, highlight reels, and replays. So why not apply that to their own development?
At Granatier Sportsplex, we pair every off-ice shooting session with instant, slow-motion video feedback. Using a high-quality camera and a specific app for coaching, athletes can see their shot frame by frame, from multiple angles. This creates a powerful coaching moment.
When a player sees how their bottom hand slides down the stick (or doesn’t), how effectively they shift their weight from their back foot to their front foot, or how their blade opens up at release, the lesson becomes immediate and clear. They can make the connection between what they feel and what they actually do. This real-time visual confirmation accelerates learning by helping players internalize proper mechanics far more quickly than verbal instruction alone.
Building a Personalized Development Plan
Every player is different. That’s why at Granatier Sportsplex, we don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach to shooting instruction. Based on the initial evaluation and video breakdown, we develop a comprehensive, personalized plan for each athlete’s improvement. This plan is built on where they are currently and, most importantly, where they want to be.
Your coach will assess your athlete’s current shot mechanics, identify key areas for improvement, and map out a structured pathway to success. This targeted, individualized approach ensures that every minute of training is productive and directly applicable to their game.
Who Is An Off-Ice Shooting Session For?
f your young hockey player is serious about elevating their offensive game and improving their scoring touch, off-ice shooting instruction is an invaluable tool. It’s particularly beneficial for:
Players who feel their shot is not improving despite regular practice on the ice.
Young athletes struggling with specific shooting mechanics like weight transfer, release point, or follow-through.
Competitive players looking to gain an edge by developing a quicker, harder, and more deceptive shot.
Injured players seeking a safe, productive way to work on their shooting while unable to skate at full capacity.
Athletes who are visual learners and would benefit from slow-motion video breakdown.
The controlled environment, high-repetition training, and expert coaching help players of all ages and skill levels unlock their full shooting potential. By isolating and refining key aspects of the shot, players can build the muscle memory, power, and accuracy they need to become consistent scoring threats.
The Proof Is In The Pudding!
“Since working with Dino, my shot has become more accurate, efficient, and powerful. The off-ice shooting centre has given me the chance to get more reps and work on the details that make a difference in games. It's helped me become a more dangerous player offensively!”
Start Improving Your Player’s Shot Today!
Don’t let another season pass by with your young athlete struggling to score. The ability to shoot accurately and with power is a skill that can be taught, refined, and perfected. Off-ice shooting instruction at Granatier Sportsplex provides the focused, high-quality repetitions needed to build a lethal, game-breaking shot.
Ready to take your player’s shooting to the next level? Contact us today to book an off-ice shooting session.
All sessions are $75 + GST and are individual with one of our coaches (If you are interested in small group sessions please inquire)
Contact us at info@gsplex.ca to book or click on the contact us button below!
Conor Palendat
Head Trainer - Player Development
For parents of young hockey players, the path to improvement can be crowded with options, not to mention confusing and costly! It’s easy for kids these days to get lost in the shuffle on their minor hockey teams, almost as if you’re checking boxes without seeing real progress. But when it comes to accelerating skill development and building game-changing confidence, one-on-one coaching stands above the rest.
At Granatier Sportsplex in Saskatoon, our private on-ice instruction sessions offer a focused, professional environment for players to sharpen their skills. Whether your child has a grasp on the basics or is aiming for elite-level competition, these personalized sessions provide the dedicated attention and expert feedback that leads to real results. But is private coaching the right fit for your young player? Let’s explore how a development coach can transform your athlete’s game, from perfecting the foundations of power skating to specialized goaltending training.
The Foundation: Power Skating
Ask any scout or coach, and they will tell you the same thing: skating is the single most important skill in hockey today. A player’s ability to accelerate, change direction, and maintain control at high speeds impacts every aspect of their game. In the formative years (ages 7-14), young players are developing their neuromuscular patterns, making it the ideal time to instill good habits and correct inefficient movements.
Our private sessions focus on developing complete, powerful skaters through:
Fundamental Edge Work & Balance: From basic weight transfer to advanced lean and control, we ensure players have a rock-solid base.
Proper Arm Use & Agility: We break down how upper body movement generates power, helping players become more agile and elusive.
Stride Correction: We identify and fix inefficient patterns, such as short, choppy strides or poor knee bend, to build longer, more powerful strides.
The goal is to provide a foundation of power skating and skill execution that players can confidently apply under pressure in a real game.
The Next Step: Shooting & Puck Skills
Once a player’s skating is solid, the next layer of elite performance is shooting accuracy, release speed, and puck control under pressure. In private sessions, we don’t just work on skating in isolation—we integrate puck skills so your player learns to think and execute at game speed.
Our shooting and puck skills development includes:
Shot Mechanics: Breaking down wrist shots, snap shots, and slap shots for maximum power without sacrificing accuracy. We focus on proper weight transfer, stick flex, and follow-through.
- Position Specific Skills: If you play forward or defence what skills you need to work on can change as you improve, the better you get the more specific aspects of your game make a difference.
Quick Release & Deception: Teaching players how to get the puck off their stick faster, change the angle of release, and keep goalies guessing.
Puck Protection & Stickhandling: Drills that simulate traffic, body contact, and tight spaces to improve puck control, edge work with the puck, and the ability to shield defenders.
Passing & Receiving: Developing crisp, accurate passes and soft, controlled receptions—skills that turn good players into high-IQ linemates.
Battle Drills: One-on-one and small-area competitions that combine skating, shooting, and puck control in realistic game scenarios.
By pairing power skating with dedicated shooting and puck skills work, your young athlete will become a more complete, dangerous player every time they step on the ice.
Specialized Training for Goaltenders
Every team knows that a great goalie can change a game; and if you’re a goalie parent you know your minor hockey coaches aren’t generally equipped to teach goalies. That’s why we offer specialized private coaching for goaltenders to help them dominate the crease. Our goalie sessions focus on the unique technical and tactical skills of the position:
Positional & Angle Mastery: Learning the precise positioning and angles to cut down shooting options.
Crease Movement & Rebound Control: Developing efficient lateral movement, post integration, and controlled rebound placement to limit second chances.
Puck Handling & Breakout Passing: Modern goaltenders need to be a third defenseman. We work on smart puck distribution to help start the breakout.
Mental Toughness & Game Awareness: Building the focus and resilience needed to make big saves and lead a team from the back end.
Whether you are a goalie parent looking for an edge or a young netminder just learning the position, our goaltending development program offers a supportive yet challenging environment to build confidence and skill.
What Makes Private On-Ice Coaching Different?
A private lesson is not just another skate. It is a premium training environment designed to isolate specific skills, receive immediate feedback, and maximize the value of every minute on the ice. Key benefits include:
Focused, One-on-One Attention: Unlike a team practice where the coach’s attention is divided, a private session is 100% dedicated to your player. Every drill and piece of feedback is tailored to their specific needs.
Targeted Repetition: Without the distractions of gameplay, players can repeat key movements until they become automatic. This builds the muscle memory needed to perform under pressure.
Real-Time Video Analysis: Today’s athletes are visual learners. We pair our sessions with instant video feedback, allowing players to see their stride, shooting mechanics, or goaltending positioning from multiple angles. This powerful tool creates immediate “aha” moments, making corrections clear and memorable.
Customizable to Any Goal: Whether you want to focus on explosive crossovers, a quicker release, or crease control, every session is built around your player’s unique development plan.
Meet Our Top Development Coaches
The true value of a private lesson comes from the coach running it. At Granatier Sportsplex, we are proud to have one of the most experienced and passionate coaching staffs in Saskatoon. Here are just a few of the experts who will be leading your player’s development:
Rosemary Armstrong (Power Skating Specialist): With an incredible 46 years of experience and NCCP Level 3 certification, Rosemary is a master of skating fundamentals. She has coached players who have gone on to the NHL and specializes in everything from edge work to proper arm usage.
- Conor Palendat (Head Player Development Coach): Conor grew up in Saskatoon playing hockey, which is where he first fell in love with the game. It was that passion that lead him to head over seas to Finland to pursue a degree in Sports Coaching & Management! Having completed his studies and gotten experience coaching in a foreign country and learning from the Finnish development model he returned home to Saskatchewan and moved to Wilcox, SK to coach at Notre Dame. After a couple a couple years there he moved back to Saskatoon where he continued to gain experience coaching with the University of Saskatchewan Huskies Mens Hockey team as well as the Indigenous Sports Academy in both their inaugural & sophomore seasons!
Nolan Maier (Goalie Coach): Nolan was born and raised in Yorkton, SK, where he developed into one of the top goaltenders to come through the Western Hockey League. Following his junior career, Nolan went on to play professionally in the AHL and ECHL before committing to University of Saskatchewan. As a goalie, Nolan brings elite-level experience, professionalism, and a detailed understanding of the game to every session. He works with players of all ages and specializes in goaltending development through on-ice private sessions.
- + MORE (Check out our staff page to see who is available at this time)
Is Private On-Ice Coaching Right for Your Player?
If you are looking for a training environment that provides immediate, professional feedback and a plan tailored specifically to your player, private on-ice instruction is an excellent choice. It is ideal for athletes who:
Have specific weaknesses they need to address.
Want to accelerate their development beyond team practices & build elite skills.
Are goalies seeking specialized, position-specific training.
Are visual learners who benefit from video analysis.
Need a confidence boost and a safe place to learn new skills.
“Granatier Sportsplex helped me improve my game and move me forward on my hockey development path. Throughout my U18AAA experience, the elite, shooting-specific drills from Conor improved my release, accuracy, passing, and shooting confidence. Thanks to his high-level coaching and development guidance, I was better prepared to compete at the next level. I am now playing for the University of Saskatchewan Huskies! If you are a player looking to elevate your skills, improve your level of play, & give yourself a better chance to reach the next level, I cannot recommend Conor and the Granatier team highly enough!”
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Don’t let your player’s development be left to chance. Visit our website or contact us today to learn more about our private on-ice instruction and to book a session with one of our elite development coaches.
Pricing for private sessions are as follows:
Player Development
- 30 Minute Daytime = $157.50 (GST Included) | w/ Rosemary Armstrong = $173.25 (GST Included)
- 60 Minute Daytime = $236.25 (GST Included) | w/ Rosemary Armstrong = $283.50 (GST Included)
- 60 Minute Primetime = $288.75 (GST Included) | w/ Rosemary Armstrong = $336.00 (GST Included)
Goalie Development
- 30 Minute Daytime = $99.75 (GST Included)
- 60 Minute Daytime = $168.00 (GST Included)
- 60 Minute Primetime = $236.25 (GST Included)
Reach out today at info@gsplex.ca or click the button below to inquire!
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