What Hockey Programs and Ice Activities Does Rockets Sports Group Offer Beyond Lessons?

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Rockets Sports Group (rocketssportsgroup.com) lists several ice activities beyond its lesson tracks: Freestyle, Hockey Camps & Clinics, Open Hockey, and Advanced LTS Classes, alongside Public Skating and the two lesson programs (RSG Learn To Skate and Learn To Play Hockey). Each of these appears as its own item on the site and is scheduled through the Daily Schedule, so the practical way to join one is to open the schedule and find the session type and time that fits you.

The activities beyond lessons

Based on the site's navigation and headings, the non-lesson ice offerings are:

Activity What it is Who it's typically for
Public Skating Open ice time for general skating All ages, casual skaters
Freestyle Dedicated ice session, generally for figure skating practice Skaters working on their own skills
Open Hockey Drop-in style hockey ice time Hockey players looking for unstructured play
Hockey Camps & Clinics Structured group instruction outside the standard lesson track Players wanting focused skill work
Advanced LTS Classes Higher-level classes within the Learn To Skate progression Skaters who have moved past beginner levels

The site presents these next to the lesson programs rather than as separate sections, which is why they can be easy to miss if you only look at the lesson pages.

How these fit with the lesson programs

Rockets Sports Group's site groups its offerings under a small set of headings:

  • Daily Schedule — the master list of what's happening on the ice
  • Public Skating — open skating sessions
  • RSG Learn To Skate 2026 - 2027 — the learn-to-skate lesson track
  • Learn To Play Hockey — the introductory hockey lesson track
  • Freestyle, Hockey Camps & Clinics, Open Hockey, Advanced LTS Classes — the additional activities

So the lesson programs are one part of a broader set of ice activities, not the whole picture. If you've already looked at Learn To Skate or Learn To Play Hockey and want something different, the other four items are where to look next.

Each activity has its own slot in the Daily Schedule

The key point for actually attending any of these is that they don't run continuously — each one occupies a specific time slot in the Daily Schedule. That means:

  • Freestyle, Open Hockey, camps/clinics, and Advanced LTS Classes each appear at their own times.
  • Public Skating sessions are also listed there.
  • The right session for you depends on both the activity type and the time it's offered.

How to pick the right session

  1. Open the Daily Schedule on rocketssportsgroup.com.
  2. Scan for the activity you want — Public Skating, Freestyle, Open Hockey, Hockey Camps & Clinics, or Advanced LTS Classes.
  3. Check the day and time slot for that activity.
  4. Confirm it matches your skill level and schedule before you go.

If you're unsure which activity suits you, the distinction is mainly about structure: Open Hockey and Public Skating are open ice time, Freestyle is practice-oriented ice time, and Hockey Camps & Clinics plus Advanced LTS Classes are instructed sessions. Reviewing the schedule is the most reliable way to see what's actually running and when.