Crease & Cleat
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Colorado SpringsElev. 6,035 ftHockey + Baseball

Get better
on purpose.

Private lessons, small groups, clinics and camps for hockey and baseball players ages 6 to 18. Pick a sport and an age to see what fits, when it runs and what it costs.

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A hockey player seen from behind, standing on the ice with a stick in one hand and a helmet in the other.
Hockey
Home plate and freshly chalked batter’s boxes on red infield dirt.
Baseball
  • 6:1Players per coach, at most
  • 6–18Ages we coach
  • 2Sports, one building
  • 7Days a week

Programs + camps

Find the right fit

Every program lists who it’s for, when it meets and what it costs. Start with a sport and your player’s age.

    For the current schedule and prices, call (719) 555-0142 or email hello@creaseandcleat.example. The front desk will find the right program for your player.

    How we train

    Four ways to train

    Same coaches, same standards. What changes is how many players share the coach and how long you commit.

    1. Private lessons

      Players
      1 or 2
      Session
      30–40 min

      One specific fix: a stride, a release, a swing path. Video on the tablet between reps, so players see what the coach sees.

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    2. Small groups

      Players
      Up to 4 per coach
      Session
      60–75 min

      Players at the same level, grouped by position. Enough company to compete, few enough that nobody hides.

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    3. Clinics

      Players
      Up to 6 per coach
      Session
      50–90 min

      One family of skills taught in order, week over week. Miss a week and you can make it up in a matching group.

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    4. Camps

      Players
      Up to 6 per coach
      Session
      Half days

      School breaks and summer weeks. Skills in the morning, small-area games before lunch, and new players welcome.

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    A skater in black carrying a puck across open ice on the blade of a stick.
    Studio rink · a private lesson on puck protection
    Two baseballs resting on infield dirt beside a chalk line.
    Pitching lab · between bullpens

    The bench

    Coaches who teach

    Four full-time coaches lead every program. Each one played at a high level, and each one is certified, SafeSport trained and background screened before working with a single player.

    • Hockey

      Mara Lindqvist

      Director of Hockey

      • USA Hockey Coaching Education Program, Level 4
      • Four seasons of NCAA Division I hockey, on defense
      • 12 years coaching 8U through 18U

      “Skating is the skill every other skill stands on. We fix feet first.”

    • Hockey

      Tobias Renner

      Goaltending + Skills Coach

      • USA Hockey Level 3, with goaltending coach certification
      • Three seasons in goal in junior hockey
      • 8 years running goalie-only sessions

      “A goalie’s best save is the one that looks boring.”

    • Baseball

      Rafael Montaño

      Director of Baseball

      • USA Baseball ‘A’ coaching certification
      • Four-year college catcher
      • 9 seasons as a high school varsity coach

      “Good swings are built slow and tested fast.”

    • Baseball

      Jordan Pruitt

      Pitching + Arm Care Coach

      • USA Baseball certified; strength and conditioning specialist
      • Four years pitching in college, two in independent pro ball
      • Writes every throwing plan we send home

      “Velocity is the reward for moving well. We earn it in that order.”

    Before the first session

    What parents should know

    The questions we answer most at the front desk. Anything else, call or stop by.

    Skates, gloves, a stick and a puck laid out on the ice beside a goal.
    On-ice sessions: full gear, every time
    What should my player bring?

    Hockey, on the ice: full gear. Helmet with a cage, neck guard, gloves, shoulder, elbow and shin pads, pants, skates and a stick. Skates should have been sharpened in the last few weeks.

    Hockey, shooting lanes: gloves, stick and court shoes. No skates.

    Baseball: a glove, a helmet for anything with live pitching, and a bat if your player has one — we keep loaners. Turf shoes or sneakers; metal cleats stay outside.

    Everyone: a water bottle with a name on it.

    Which level is right: Learn, Build or Compete?

    Learn is for players new to the sport, or new to this skill. Build is for players on a team who want cleaner fundamentals. Compete is for travel, AA and high school players working at game speed.

    Not sure? Book a free 20-minute evaluation and a coach will place your player. Nobody gets moved down in front of the group.

    What is the refund policy?

    Cancel 14 days or more before the first session for a full refund. Inside 14 days, the full amount becomes a credit toward any program in the next 12 months.

    Once a program has started, an injury with a doctor’s note gets a pro-rated credit. Camp spots can be handed to a sibling or a friend at no charge.

    What if we miss a session?

    Each clinic block includes one make-up in a matching group, booked at the front desk. Private lessons can be moved with 24 hours’ notice.

    How many players per coach?

    Never more than six in clinics and camps, four in small groups, and one or two in private lessons. Goalies always work in groups of four or fewer.

    Can parents watch?

    Yes. The lobby looks onto the studio rink through glass, and there is a bench behind every batting tunnel. At the first and last session of a block, coaches take five minutes with parents on what to practice at home.

    Are coaches screened?

    Every coach completes SafeSport training and a background screening before working with players, and renews both on schedule. Two adults are in the building for every session.

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    Save a spot

    Pick a program above, or tell us about your player and we’ll point you to the right one.

    1. Choose a program, or ask us which one fits.
    2. Tell us who’s playing: age, sport and experience.
    3. We confirm the spot by phone or email within one business day.

    Front desk: weekdays 3–9 PM, Sat 8–6, Sun 9–5

    Register by phone

    (719) 555-0142

    Call the front desk and we’ll place your player and hold the spot while you’re on the line.

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    Visit

    One building, north side

    Address

    4250 Kestrel Park Way
    Colorado Springs, CO 80918

    Free lot on the east side. Come in under the blue awning; the front desk is straight ahead.

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    Front desk

    • Monday3:00 – 9:00 PM
    • Tuesday3:00 – 9:00 PM
    • Wednesday3:00 – 9:00 PM
    • Thursday3:00 – 9:00 PM
    • Friday3:00 – 9:00 PM
    • Saturday8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
    • Sunday9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

    Camp weeks open at 8:00 AM. Sessions run outside desk hours; the door code is in your confirmation.

    Contact

    (719) 555-0142

    hello@creaseandcleat.example

    Floor plan: a studio rink and two shooting lanes on the left, four batting tunnels and a pitching lab on the right, with the lobby and entrance at the bottom right. 1 2 3 4 5 6
    1. Studio rinkReal ice, 85 by 60 feet. About a third of a full sheet.
    2. Shooting lanesTwo lanes of synthetic ice with radar.
    3. Batting tunnelsFour 70-foot tunnels with machines and L-screens.
    4. Pitching labMounds set from 46 feet to 60 feet 6 inches.
    5. Strength floorTurf, sleds, racks and medicine balls.
    6. LobbyFront desk, viewing glass and the entrance.
    An empty indoor ice rink with fresh ice under bright lights.
    Fresh ice before the 3:00 session
    Looking through batting-cage netting toward a hitter at the plate.
    Through the netting, from the parents’ bench