More Touches. Better Skills. Stronger Athletes. Competitive Floor Hockey in Eden Prairie, Minnetonka, and Osseo School Districts!

Oct 18

Give your young hockey player a competitive edge—without adding another evening commitment to your family's schedule!

At 360 Sports Services, we believe young athletes improve through consistent practice, meaningful repetitions, and opportunities to compete in a positive learning environment.

That's why our Competitive Floor Hockey After-School Programs help boys and girls in grades K–5 build the athletic foundation, hockey skills, and confidence they need to succeed on and off the ice.

Whether your child is preparing for the upcoming hockey season, currently playing Mite or Squirt hockey, or simply loves the game, our program offers an exciting way to continue developing immediately after school.

Program Highlights

More Hockey Development. Less Time in the Car.

We know hockey families have busy schedules. Between practices, games, school, and family activities, finding time for additional development can be challenging.

Our after-school model gives young athletes more touches, builds athleticism, and improves hockey awareness without another trip to the rink.

More repetitions. More confidence. More fun.

The 360 Sports Complete Athlete Development Framework

Our sessions go beyond traditional stickhandling and shooting drills. We combine athletic development, mindset training, and competitive hockey activities to create a complete learning experience.

Mindset: Managing the Gray Area
- Athletes learn to make decisions, adapt to challenges, respond positively to mistakes, and build confidence through competition.
Dynamic Warm-Up
- Purposeful movement activities develop coordination, balance, mobility, and body control.
Functional Fitness
- Age-appropriate exercises build athletic foundations, including stability, strength, and efficient movement.
Agility Competition
- Fun, competitive challenges improve foot speed, reaction time, coordination, and focus.
Hockey Skill Development
- Players work on stickhandling, passing, shooting, puck or ball control, and offensive awareness through high-repetition activities.
Small-Sided Games
- Competitive games provide more touches, more decision-making opportunities, and more meaningful involvement for every athlete.

Locations: Eden Prairie, Minnetonka, and Osseo

Eden Prairie Area Elementary Schools

Cedar Ridge Elementary: Mondays, November 2 - December 7 | 2:35 PM - 4:05 PM
Eden Lake Elementary: Tuesdays, November 3 - December 8 | 3:15 PM - 4:45 PM
Oak Point/Eagle Heights Elementary: Wednesdays, November 4 - December 16 | 2:20 PM - 3:50 PM

Grades K–5 | Boys & Girls | 90-Minute Sessions | More Info

Minnetonka Area Elementary Schools

Clear Springs Elementary: Wednesdays, October 28 – December 16 | 3:25–4:55 PM
Scenic Heights Elementary: Wednesdays, October 28 – December 16 | 3:25–4:55 PM
Minnewashta Elementary: Fridays, November 13 – December 18 | 3:25–4:55 PM
Groveland Elementary: Mondays, November 16 – December 21 | 3:25–4:55 PM

Grades K–5 | Boys & Girls | 90-Minute Sessions | More Info

Osseo Area Elementary Schools

Basswood: Mondays, October 19–November 16 | 3:30–4:30 PM
Fernbrook: Tuesdays, November 24–December 14 | 3:30–4:30 PM
Aspen Ridge: Wednesdays, November 25–December 16 | 3:30–4:30 PM

Grades 1–5 | Boys and Girls | 60-Minute Sessions | More Info

Why Parents Choose 360 Sports Services

Our programs are built around three priorities:

1. Athletic Development: Improve speed, balance, coordination, agility, and functional strength.

2. Sports-Specific Skill Development: Increase meaningful repetitions while developing creativity, awareness, and decision-making.

3. Family Convenience: Additional training during after-school hours helps preserve evenings for family time and existing hockey commitments.

Our mission is not simply to create better hockey players. It's to develop confident, adaptable, well-rounded young athletes who enjoy learning and competing.