and refine edge techniques. He collaborated the concept with Gerard and a mutual friend from their Aerospace industry past. In a very short time, a prototype was designed and fabricated. The first on-ice trial of the trainer was a huge success. It was known at that time there was merit to this new innovation. With the help of local manufacturing/fabrication, the entrepreneur train was in motion. In 2016, Calgary's economy was a challenge for many, and knowing that a difference can be made while providing our youth with a great tool was a win-win! The success of the trainer was very rapid. The versatility of the innovation keeps surprising the founders. Applications keep evolving in hockey, ringette, figure skating, rollerblading, and speed skating. The supporting nature of the trainer assists young skaters, individuals with physical disabilities, adults needing extra support, seniors relying on support, individuals with vision impairment. The trainer expands the ability for everyone to have an enhanced ice experience.

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