IMPORTANT

You do NOT NEED a non-resident card or city residency card for ANY of Ough Power Skating Clinics .


Advanced Power Skating Battling and Shooting Clinic - July 2019  
QPlex

July 22  9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
July 23   8:15 - 10:30 a.m.
July 24   9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
July 25   9:30 - 10:30 a.m.

Registration for this can be found on this website under "Registrations"

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Harbour Station Clinic

 


We are now taking registrations for the August-September Power Skating Clinics.  These clinics will be held at Harbour Station, Saint John from August 28th to September 14th, 2019. A full schedule is available on the "Registration" page.

  

 

​Registration forms are available on this website.  They are filled in a “first come, first served” basis.  If you want more information, please call us at 658-0121 or email us at sough@rogers.com.

 

"I was so impressed with the terrific job you do. You are such a professional as a teacher and as a man. A lot of class.     I mean what I say in regards to how impressed I was in viewing your performance out on the ice. It was magical. That's the way to drive ideal drills into those involved who have different abilities. You look at what you're working with and then you gear your class accordingly. Great job! " 

 Tommy Songin, Youth Ambassador, Boston Bruins

Ough's Power Skating
1970 Sandy Point Road, Saint John, N.B.
506 658 0121
sough@rogers.com

Stephen Ough has been involved in power skating since 1996 when he began running successful clinics under the name Ough's Power Skating.  In his clinics he teaches:

23 components of skating
speed
agility
the biomechanics of skating
overspeed training
resistance training

Stephen's own experience dates back to 1975 when he played in the Quebec Major Junior League and was drafted by the Chicago Black Hawks (1977).  He has coached at both the high school and the minor hockey  league levels.  Stephen has taken specialized training in power skating (Level 2) in Edmonton from Quantum Speed, whose instructors work directly with players in the NHL.   He has also reached Level 6 in the Skate Canada power skating instructor program.  He will be completing his High Performance One training with Hockey Canada the summer of 2013.  He has completed Hockey Canada Power Skating and Skills 1, 2 and 3, and is working towards his Masters in Power Skating, Skills and Defence. Stephen runs power skating, puck handling, defense, adult female power skating and overspeed training throughout the year.  He also does individual training if desired. 


Stephen was the Power Skating Coach for the Silver Winning Saint John Vitos who participated in the Telus Cup 2016.