Six disciplines, one brand

Choose what you wantto master.

One development system, six disciplines. The foundation is shared; what an athlete does with it is not.

Ice Hockey Skate. Compete. Belong.

For athletes who want to play the ice game, built on the skating the game actually demands.

The skating it asks for

  • Skating technique
  • Edges and crossovers
  • Acceleration
  • Stops and starts
  • Direction changes

Discipline-specific work

  • Puck control
  • Passing
  • Shooting
  • Positional play
  • Game movement
  • Match preparation

Offered where the agreed programme includes it and a suitably qualified coach is available. This is not a fixed syllabus — what an athlete works on is decided by what they can currently do.

Inline Hockey Skate. Handle. Play.

Skating and hockey-specific ability for players who want to train, and to be ready if competition opens.

The skating it asks for

  • Hockey skating
  • Acceleration
  • Stops and starts
  • Direction changes
  • Balance under pressure

Discipline-specific work

  • Puck / ball control
  • Passing
  • Shooting
  • Game movement
  • Tactical development
  • Match preparation

Offered where the agreed programme includes it and a suitably qualified coach is available. This is not a fixed syllabus — what an athlete works on is decided by what they can currently do.

Big Ice coaching is separate from NRHL competition entry and does not guarantee eligibility, selection or entry.

Figure Skating Edge. Technique. Control.

For athletes who want precision on the blade and are prepared to work at technical detail. Big Ice develops the skating underneath figure skating; elements requiring a qualified figure specialist are not currently offered.

The skating it asks for

  • Edges
  • Turns
  • Footwork
  • Balance
  • Transitions
Slalom Precision. Control. Repeatability.

The most concentrated test of skating control Big Ice coaches: small space, exact lines, no hiding a weak edge.

The skating it asks for

  • Edge control
  • Footwork
  • Balance
  • One-foot control
  • Speed control
  • Transitions

Discipline-specific work

  • Cone work
  • Technical sequences

Offered where the agreed programme includes it and a suitably qualified coach is available. This is not a fixed syllabus — what an athlete works on is decided by what they can currently do.

Ice Freestyle Control, expressed.

For athletes drawn to what skating can look like once the control is there. Big Ice develops the control it rests on; elements requiring a qualified freestyle specialist are not currently offered.

The skating it asks for

  • Edge work
  • Footwork
  • Transitions
  • Balance
Street Cruising Control your environment.

Skating that has to work on real ground, where the surface is not flat and does not wait for you.

The skating it asks for

  • Turns
  • Stops
  • Balance
  • Terrain adaptation
  • Controlled speed

Discipline-specific work

  • Obstacle navigation
  • Safe movement in shared space

Offered where the agreed programme includes it and a suitably qualified coach is available. This is not a fixed syllabus — what an athlete works on is decided by what they can currently do.


Explore, or specialise.

Once an athlete has developed their skating foundation, they can try multiple disciplines and discover what they enjoy — or choose one and build progressively toward mastery.


Ice time is separate.

For ice programmes, rink time is booked and paid directly with the venue; Big Ice provides the coaching. Nairobi training locations are confirmed with each customer before booking and depend on the selected programme, suitable surface and available schedule.

Next step

Not sure which discipline?

Big Ice coaches athletes who want to learn, explore different disciplines, or commit to mastering one.