Goalie-only · Sundays · Campus Ice Centre
Goalie Training in Pickering
Puck Warriors Goaltending (PWG) is a goalie-only school that runs Sunday clinics at Campus Ice Centre in Oshawa, about 30 minutes from Pickering. Clinics are open to goalies of every age and level, from house league to AAA and junior, and every session is led by head coach Steve.
Pickering is the western edge of Durham. Pickering goalies who want a filmed, small-group format usually look at the 1% Club, where six goalies share three nets.
Programs
How families from Pickering train with PWG
Development Clinics
Open to every Pickering goalie on Sunday mornings. Skating, positioning, rebounds and game reads.
$100
The 1% Club
Six goalies on three nets, every clinic filmed. Members get every clinic filmed and reviewed. Non-members can book ice time without video.
$127.50 for members · $150 skate only · $79.99/yr
Private & semi-private
One goalie with one coach, or two to three goalies sharing the ice. Built around the habits holding them back.
Contact for availability
Season Programs for Pickering teams
Goalie development for Pickering teams and associations all season, at your rink or ours.
Contact us for details
Directions
Getting to Campus Ice Centre from Pickering
From Pickering most families take Highway 401 or Highway 407 east, then Simcoe Street North.
Campus Ice Centre, 2200 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, ON
"Since starting with PWG I have improved in both mental and physical aspect of goaltending including puck tracking, rebound control, and confidence."
FAQ
Goalie training questions from Pickering families
- Is there goalie training near Pickering?
- Yes. Puck Warriors Goaltending runs goalie-only Sunday clinics at Campus Ice Centre in Oshawa, about 30 minutes from Pickering. Clinics are led by Steve and open to goalies of every age and level.
- How far is PWG from Pickering?
- Campus Ice Centre is about 30 minutes from Pickering by car, depending on traffic. From Pickering most families take Highway 401 or Highway 407 east, then Simcoe Street North.
- Should a Pickering goalie start with a Development Clinic or the 1% Club?
- Most goalies start with a Development Clinic, which is open to everyone. Goalies who want filmed, six-goalie sessions with Steve then join the 1% Club as members.
- Can PWG run goalie development for our Pickering team or association?
- Yes. Season Programs bring PWG goalie development to your team or association for the full season, at your rink or ours. Contact us with your age groups and ice times and we'll put a plan together.
- How much does goalie training cost?
- A Development Clinic is $100. 1% Club clinics are $127.50 for members (every clinic filmed) or $150 skate only with no video, and membership is $79.99 a year per goalie.
- What age does my goalie need to be?
- PWG coaches goalies of every age and level, from first-year house league to AAA and junior. Each clinic groups goalies so the drills fit where they are.
- What's the difference between a Development Clinic and the 1% Club?
- Development Clinics are open to everyone and cover skating, positioning, rebounds, puck handling and game reads. 1% Club clinics are capped at six goalies on three nets, and every one is filmed. Members get the video in their portal within 48 hours; non-members can book ice time without video.
- Can non-members book 1% Club clinics?
- Yes, $150 skate only (no video). Members pay $127.50 and get every clinic filmed.
- What should my goalie bring?
- Full goalie gear, a water bottle and skates that are sharpened. Arrive 15 minutes before ice so your goalie has time to dress and warm up.
Get started
Ready to get your Pickering goalie on the ice?
Book a Sunday clinic, ask for an assessment, or join the 1% Club.