Full Stride Skating Lab

The season is almost here and there's still time to make sure your athlete is ready for it.

A few focused sessions at Full Stride in the lead-up to the first game can make a real difference: sharper skating, stronger stride, more confidence on the ice from day one.

Treadmill and dryland sessions are open now for individuals and small groups. Don't let the off-season end without getting those last sessions in.

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📍 Iceland Arena, Mississauga

Full Stride Summer Camp 2026 is officially a wrap. 🏒

Four days at Iceland Arena with an incredible group of players from U9 through U18. Every day included dryland training with Coach Megan, three hours of on-ice development with the Wild Wolf Hockey team & Performance Hockey Academy, and skating treadmill sessions at Full Stride.

In partnership with Wild Wolf Hockey and Performance Hockey Academy, we set out to build the most complete development camp in the GTA and we're proud of what this week became.

Thank you to every athlete, every parent, and every coach who made it what it was. We'll be back next summer.

📍 Iceland Arena, Mississauga

The final drill in our 3-part treadmill series at Full Stride.

The slow and go extended takes everything from Part 2 and adds volume. The athlete drops back slowly and drives back up multiple times in a row before grabbing the bar. By the last rep the legs are working hard and the stride still has to stay technically clean.

That combination of fatigue and technique is what builds the kind of skating that holds up late in a period when it matters most.
If you missed Parts 1 and 2, scroll back through our page this week.

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Drill series Part 2 of 3 at Full Stride.

The slow and go. The athlete begins at the top of the treadmill, lets the belt slowly pull them back in a controlled descent, then drives back up to the bar as hard as they can.

The controlled drop is what separates this from a standard sprint drill. It forces composure before the explosion, which is exactly what a player needs when they lose a step and have to reaccelerate in a game.

Part 3 coming next.

📍 Full Stride Skating Lab, Mississauga.

We're breaking down a 3-part treadmill drill series this week, starting with the sit and go.

The athlete begins in a seated position at the back of the treadmill on their skates, then drives up the incline to the bar with hard, straight strides. The goal is pure power generation from a dead stop, with no momentum to lean on.

It sounds straightforward. It's harder than it looks, and that's the point.

Stay tuned for Parts 2 and 3 this week.
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We put a hockey parent on the skating treadmill, and this is what happened.

Even skaters with years of experience feel the difference right away. That's because the treadmill isn't about conditioning, it's about stride mechanics. And the moment you're on it, every small inefficiency in your skating becomes visible.

If you've ever wondered what your athlete actually does in a Full Stride session, this video says it better than we ever could.

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15% off all 8 and 16 session treadmill and dryland packages at Full Stride. 🏒

Use code SUMMER15 at checkout. Open to everyone, new and returning clients, and it ends this week.

With training camp right around the corner, there’s no better time to lock in a package and get your sessions on the schedule.

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There is a lot of misunderstanding out there about what skating treadmill training actually is, and it's stopping a lot of players from accessing something that could genuinely change their game.

Geoff is breaking down the most common myths and the facts behind them. If you've ever been on the fence about treadmill training, this one is worth watching.

📍 Full Stride Skating Lab, Iceland Arena, Mississauga
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