The Red Machine National Development Program is continuing to be developed with the SKA system

The Red Machine National Development Program is continuing to be developed with the SKA Saint Petersburg system.

Work is indeed continuing concerning the introduction of innovative developments and methods of the Red Machine National Development Program in the systems of youth ice hockey schools across Russia. The program was developed by the Russian Ice Hockey Federation and its general partner Nornickel. One of the most active participants in the implementation process is the SKA system, where ice hockey schools are operating under the auspices of one of the country's strongest clubs.



The RIHF specialists, together with the coaches of the SKA Army school, completed the second phase of the season by holding a series of open classes with groups of junior players. The main focus of the lessons was the formation of basic technical skills in skating, with players of the SKA Academy demonstrating positive dynamics of technical readiness indicators.

On the final day of joint events, a master-class concerning the organisation of lessons on the ice for SDYUSHOR SKA players born in 2005 was demonstrated by E. A. Polozov, the head coach of the team. He noted that the training plans must be adaptable in order to achieve success.