ABOUT
The WinnPro Skating Treadmill
Located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, the WinnPro Skating Treadmill is a one of a kind training experience that provides continuous corrective feedback to help players develop greater skating efficiency, power and speed!
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With over 5000 hours of lessons provided to thousands of skaters, we are able to identify and correct the root causes of poor skating positions and patterns.
Don't miss out on the most in-depth skating instruction available.
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INSTRUCTORS
Tessa Odell
Skating Specialist
B. Kinesiology
Tessa brings an extensive background in competitive hockey, having grown up playing in the Pembina Valley region before advancing through multiple seasons at the elite AAA level. Following her playing career, Tessa earned a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from the University of Manitoba, where she deepened her understanding of human movement, biomechanics, and athletic performance.
Her passion for biomechanics and skating efficiency began during her competitive playing years and has since evolved into a professional pursuit, focusing on how athletes can generate power, speed, and control through optimized movement patterns.
Tessa has completed an extensive training and mentorship period to learn, understand, and teach the progressive WinnPro Skating System.
Driven by a genuine passion for player development, Tessa is dedicated to helping athletes refine and master critical skating skills, empowering them to reach their full skating potential and excel at every level of the game.
WinnPro Hockey is thrilled to have Tessa's keen eye for mechanics and genuine ability to connect and communicate with players of all ages and skill levels.
Matt Jones
President WinnPro Hockey
B. Kinesiology
With over 19 years as a professional skating and skills instructor, Matt has worked with skaters at all levels of hockey including the NHL, ECHL, NCAA, WHL, CIS, Jr A, and all minor hockey levels.
"My experience working both on-ice and using the skating treadmill has provided me the opportunity to learn and identify the many compensation patterns skaters use in an attempt to develop power and speed. Correcting poor movement patterns allow skaters to become more bio-mechanically efficient and provide a tremendous performance enhancement."
Coach Matt is also a strength and conditioning expert which is a major asset to his clients. Developing strength, power and speed off-ice is extremely beneficial to improving on-ice performance if the skater has the ability to apply those qualities on the ice through sound mechanics.
For more information on off-ice training programs designed by Coach Matt visit www.speedbuilderblueprint.com.
CONTACT
Our Address:
Unit 7 1080 Waverley Street
Winnipeg, MB R3T 5S4
Located inside Pro Connexion Hockey
Email:
Phone:
204-202-3202