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NEXLEVEL HOCKEY CANADA’S MAIN FOCUS
POWER SKATING
At Nexlevel Canada we have an extremely high focus on making sure our athletes are getting good instruction on proper skating techniques. Skating is the backbone of our sport and is the main focus of Nexlevel Canada’s sessions.
SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Skill development has taken a major leap in hockey throughout the last 10 years. At Nexlevel Canada, we teach the fundamentals of skill development. Our goal is to make sure the players have mastered the basics before graduating and trying more advanced skills.
PRIVATE LESSONS
Private lessons are taught by Nexlevel Canada's head coach, Mike Nolan. The session's focus will depend on what the player/family is looking to develop. All private lessons will be tailored to the specific group that signs up. No matter the player's position, Mike has specialized practice plans for all positions and skill levels.
GROUP DEVELOPMENT
Head coach, Mike Nolan, runs all group developement sessions. All group skates are high-intensity and energetic, and Mike gets the most out of his players. Group development skates have a strong focus on power skating, with tailored drills depending on the group's skillset.
MIKE NOLAN
Former Professional Hockey Player, Head Coach
Head coach Mike Nolan is a retired professional, NCAA, and Junior Hockey player. From Aldergrove, BC, Mike played his minor hockey for; Burnaby Winter Club, The Vancouver Selects & Yale Hockey Academy. Mike trains players who play professional hockey, junior hockey, minor hockey, and those who are just starting out. Mike’s goal is to work with the players who want to get better and get them to maximize their potential.
UPCOMING CAMPS
Beau – Parent
"Mike was my daughter’s very first skating instructor! She also took private lessons with him and had a blast. I saw huge improvement in her game in a very short period of time. What sets him apart from other coaches is his attention to detail and his light hearted approach to the game."
