Choose the Right Fit

Main goal: shooting only?

A basic shooting surface may be enough.

Main goal: skate-on reps and movement training?

Performance-grade synthetic ice is the better fit.

How often will the surface be used?

For occasional shooting practice, basic tiles can work. For regular skating, family use, or repeat facility sessions, performance-grade synthetic ice is built for consistent use.

Not sure what suits your space?

We help families, facilities, and programs choose the right surface, layout, and accessories based on how the space will actually be used.

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Programs & Setups

Hockey Training Facilities & Coaches

Add a dependable skate-on lane for private sessions, small groups, camps, and repeat programming - without needing open ice.

  • Skate-on skills lane: Edge work + puck control stations that run reliably every hour, without ice scheduling constraints.
  • Accurate Shooting mechanics on skates: Players train release, weight transfer, and footwork while fully geared, improving game-like reps.
  • Small-group “open reps” blocks: Bookable 30–60 minute sessions for repeatable programming and steady utilization.

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Basements, Garages & Backyard Setups

Easy Access. Give kids a place to skate, shoot, and play more often - with a setup sized to the space and built for repeat use.

The easier it is to get on and use, the more reps happen more regularly - unlocking the creativity and natural player development found in unstructured play.

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Schools, Associations & Intro Programs

Support grassroots skill-building, trial sessions, and local access to skating-based training without relying on rink availability.

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Curling Clubs & Associations

  • Warm-up lane + release practice: 1–2 sheet-width lanes for slide delivery, release, and broom timing while main sheets are in use.
  • Learn-to-curl mini zone: Intro sessions for new members and youth with simplified targets and instructor-led basics in an underused corner.
  • Family “while-you-wait” area: A kid-friendly play zone during league nights to build early interest without impacting active play space.

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Figure Skating Programs

  • Jump repetition corner: A controlled area for takeoffs/landings and jump entries when ice time is limited or too costly.
  • Edges + turns station: Short pattern drills (3-turns, mohawks, brackets) for technique reps with clear lines and safe spacing.
  • Off-ice strength transfer block: Resistance-focused sessions that build leg drive and control before returning to full-speed ice runs.

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Malls & Retail Destinations

  • Holiday mini rink attraction: A clean, premium-looking skate zone near seasonal displays to boost dwell time and foot traffic.
  • Ticketed pop-up experience: Timed sessions (e.g., 15–30 minutes) with rentals and simple staffing for predictable revenue.
  • Brand-sponsored activation: Co-branded rink nights, giveaways, and photo moments that draw families and increase event engagement.

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Municipal / Community / Wellness Centers

  • Covered seasonal rink zone: Indoor/covered recreation skating in shoulder seasons without refrigeration and high operating costs.
  • Multi-use “active play” space: Rotating programming (public skating, youth skill sessions, community events) on one durable surface.
  • Sport-specific practice lanes: Dedicated lanes for hockey shooting/skills or curling-style programming that run year-round.

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Arenas & Community Rinks

  • Warm-up + skills corner: An always-available space for pre-practice edges, starts/stops, and short skill stations.
  • Off-peak programming boost: Add value during non-prime hours - clinics, camps, PD days - without needing extra ice slots.
  • Overflow training surface: Keep sessions running when ice is booked, down, or changing over; reducing schedule bottlenecks.

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Hockey Associations & Youth Organizations

  • 10,000-shot challenge station: A safe, dedicated shooting area with tracking signage and simple milestones to drive engagement.
  • Grassroots “learn to play” zone: Extra reps for newer players outside team practice. Helps retention and confidence.
  • Community access solution: A shared training area for families without basements/garages, improving equity of access.

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Events, Festivals & Brand Activations

  • Fast-deploy pop-up rink: A premium rink look without the complexity of refrigeration; ideal for markets and winter events.
  • Sponsor-friendly programming: Branded skill games, mini challenges, and photo moments that create shareable content.
  • Mobile recreation feature: Short-session skating experiences that scale up/down with event size and staffing.

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Typical Setups

Synthetic ice setups can be sized to fit almost any space.

Most installations start with compact training areas and expand based on the available footprint and training goals.

  • Home Shooting & Skill Area

    6'×10' to 8'×16'

    • A simple shooting and puck-handling zone for basements, garages, or backyard spaces
    • Allows you to get started, and provide their kids with an area they start their simple hand skills with the freedom to expand as skills evolve
  • Home Skate & Training Lane

    8'×20' to 24'×24'

    • Enough space for skating reps, puck control, and small-area training.
    • Custom sizes based on your needs.
    • Tell us your space and usage parameters and we can provide the right setup for you
  • Training Facility Rep Lane

    10'×30' to 30'×60'+

    • Designed for repeat skating drills, private lessons, and small-group sessions.
    • Start small and can build up
    • Can break the area into shooting lanes or open up the area for larger skill areas
  • Custom Installations

    • Surfaces can be expanded to fit larger training zones, academy spaces, or multi-use programming areas.
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  • Not Sure What Fits Your Space?

    Every training lane, home setup, or commercial install starts with a different space and goal. We help plan the right surface, layout, and accessories based on how it will actually be used.

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