Boston’s District A-7 is starting off-ice hockey training with a new program for players of all ages and skill levels, according to a recent BPD news release. The initiative is part of the department's community engagement efforts, packing each session with activities ranging from agility ladders to shooting practice, fulfilling a need for accessible, community-oriented sports training.

According to the police news release, the sessions feature exercises like stick-handling, shooting practice, agility drills, and endurance training. The program aims to improve the skills of experienced players and welcome newcomers, creating a fun, fit, and team-oriented environment. With drills for all skill levels, it promotes an inclusive atmosphere where both novices and veterans can enhance their game and build camaraderie.

Anyone interested in hockey is encouraged to join the program. Parents or guardians wanting to introduce their children to the sport can contact District A-7 at (617) 343-4752 for details. The program offers skill-building and a community where a shared love for hockey helps build lasting connections.