“Coach Tom is the best Coach ever”-says my son Lukas. Tom does a fantastic job of working with kids and transferring his experience to young athletes. In 6 months my sons level of athleticism and hockey skills have increased immensely. If you and your child are willing to put in the time and effort, private practices with Coach Tom are definitely worthwhile. I highly recommend it for young athletes at all levels.”
“The best skill development coach we’ve ever had. That’s how I describe coach Tom to other hockey parents. We first began working with coach Tom 2 years ago when he started running ADM skills practices for my son’s AA travel hockey team and club. The focus on skills and small area play led to big improvements in my son’s play and confidence. So much so that Jack (my son) was able to make a AAA team as a Bantam Minor for the current 2014-2015 season. Throughout the 2014-2015 season Jack has been working with coach Tom in small groups and private lessons that supplement his AAA team practice and games. With coach Tom’s help Jack has improved in every area of his game - skating, balance, agility, stickhandling, passing, shooting, body contact and game awareness. Tom is patient, professional, very instructional and incredibly skilled. I’m proud to have Tom teaching and mentoring my son. If you’re looking for a coach to help your son or daughter become a better hockey player I highly recommend you talk to Tom.”
“My son started working with Tom as a first year Squirt, and almost immediately developed a player/coach relationship with him as a trusted advisor. Tom has nurtured my son’s love for the game and helped to boost his confidence both on and off the ice through drills and the kind of one-on-one instruction that just doesn’t happen in team practices. I’d recommend Coach Tom to anyone that wants their child to improve.”
“Tom’s knowledge of certain nuances of stick-handling and skating mechanics helped our son be more successful as a player. He has the gift of being able to communicate certain hockey skills to young players in a way that they can easily understand.”