[strike66]

I did powerskating level 1 at the north shore but it wasn't really what i expected. They just went over general powerskating skills (crossovers, tight turns, backwards skating) but never went into the finer details of improving those skills. I understand that you have to practice to get better but I didn't really expect to pay 240 bux for practice time when I can just go to stick and puck for much cheaper.

I signed up for the hockey puckhandling program at 8 rinks, work on my hands of stone. Anyone do it before? How's the program? Hope its better than what i did with powerskating.