Youth skills
Young players · beginners to competitive
Build confident edges, puck skills and game habits.
- Format
- Coached small groups · 9–10 skaters depending on session
- Price
- $59.99 per skills session · packs available
Young players first. Every player welcome.
Hockey training in Las Vegas
Small-group skills, power skating and private coaching on real ice. Choose your session by age, goal and the way you want to train.
Choose your training
Your player. Your next step.
All levels are welcome. Session age, level, capacity, current availability and price are confirmed on the booking page.
Adult training
Adult beginners, returning players and league skaters
Find your stride and bring sharper skills to your next game.
- Format
- Age-matched small-group coaching
- Price
- $59.99 per skills session · packs available
Private lessons
Players and goalies · all levels
Focused feedback for your goals, position or tryout preparation.
- Format
- 1:1 or private group · up to 4 players per coach
- Price
- See current lesson rates when booking
Stick & puck
Self-directed skaters · all ages and levels
Practice the skills you have been working on with your coach.
- Format
- Open ice · full hockey equipment required
- Price
- $12.99 per session
Ice rental
Teams, groups and private events
Make the rink yours for practice or a session together.
- Format
- Exclusive ice · hourly booking
- Price
- $199.99/hr standard · $249.99/hr prime time
Training regularly? Explore current session packs and plans.
Plans & pricingYour first visit
First skates. Clear next steps.
You do not need to have it all figured out. We will help you find a session that fits your player.
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Choose your session
Use the class finder or the live schedule. Check the session’s age, level and time before booking.
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Tell us about your player
Share your experience and goals in the contact form so coaches can plan your first visit.
Go to the contact form → - 03
Bring your hockey gear
Bring skates, stick, helmet, gloves and full protective gear. Goalies need their complete setup. Ask us if you are unsure.
Ask a question →
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By booking you agree to our Terms & Privacy Policy. Cancel 24h+ ahead for refund/credit.
Our approach
Skills that hold up at game speed.
Edges, puck control, repeatable shots and decisions under pressure. Our small-ice approach keeps players involved with more meaningful reps and direct feedback.
Coaching built around your player
Beginners start with confidence and balance. Competitive skaters work on detail and consistency. Goalies and players can use private lessons to focus on a specific need.
Meet your coaches →Planning your first visit
How much does hockey training cost at 702 Hockey?＋
Small-group skills sessions are $59.99 if purchased individually, with discounted per-session rates available when purchased in packages or recurring plans. Stick & puck open ice is $12.99. Full ice rentals start at $199.99 per hour depending on the time slot.
Where is 702 Hockey located?＋
We are located at 5031 Wagon Trail Ave STE 100, Las Vegas, NV 89118 — next door to Pure Hockey in Southwest Las Vegas, easily accessible from Summerlin, Henderson, Spring Valley, Enterprise, and across the Las Vegas valley.
Is 702 Hockey real ice or synthetic ice?＋
702 Hockey features a 100% real custom-built ice rink available 365 days a year. We do not use synthetic ice. Real ice preserves natural skate edge pressure, stops, turns, and puck handling without artificial friction.
How do I book my first session?＋
Browse our available classes and book directly through the calendar at least 48 hours in advance. If unsure where to start, email info@702hockey.com and we will point you to the right program based on your age, experience, and goals.
What equipment do I need to bring?＋
Bring full hockey equipment: skates, stick, helmet, gloves, and protective gear. Goalies should bring their complete goalie setup.
What is your cancellation and refund policy?＋
Cancellations made at least 24 hours before your scheduled session are eligible for a full refund or credit. Cancellations inside the 24-hour window and no-shows are not refundable. See 702hockey.com/terms for the full Terms of Service (accepted at Wix Bookings checkout).
Training, players & programs
What skills does training focus on?＋
Every session focuses on edge work, stickhandling in tight spaces, shooting repeatability, and tactical decision-making under pressure, using a small-ice philosophy with high-rep game-speed reps.
How often should I train to see real improvement?＋
We recommend training at least twice a week for consistent development. Even once-a-week sessions produce noticeable improvement when you stay consistent.
My child has never skated. Can you still train them?＋
Yes. We take beginners as young as four years old and sequence training to match where each player is, starting at the boards if needed.
What's the difference between private and group training?＋
Private training maxes out at four players per coach for the most individualized feedback. Group training allows up to nine or ten skaters depending on the session and emphasizes small-area games, competitive reps, and battle work.
Do you train adult players?＋
Yes. Adult leaguers, returning players, and complete beginners all train at 702 Hockey. Hockey has no age ceiling — and neither does our coaching.
Are your coaches qualified?＋
Every 702 Hockey coach is vetted for on-ice experience, coaching credentials, and the ability to communicate with players at different levels. The team includes coaches who have competed at the junior, college, and pro level.
Can I rent ice time?＋
Yes. Full-sheet ice rentals start at $199.99 per hour for team practices, private groups, and events. Book online or email info@702hockey.com for availability.
Do you offer power skating in Las Vegas?＋
Yes. Power skating and edge-focused sessions are part of the weekly class schedule. You can also book private lessons that emphasize stride, edges, and speed control with a coach who fits your level.
Is this good for youth travel and house players?＋
Yes. We train house, travel, and competitive youth players. Sessions are labeled by age and skill so first-timers and advanced skaters are not thrown into the same progressions.