The NHL’s 2026–27 regular season opens on 09/29/2026. For players inspired to work on their own game, October brings opportunities to get on the ice with specialist coaches across Europe.
Whether your focus is skating technique, puck control or making decisions under pressure, a camp can provide dedicated time to practice alongside your regular team training.
Here are four upcoming opportunities listed on TopSportsCamps.com, starting with a Sunday skills session this weekend.
1. Sunday Skills in Hässleholm, Sweden
Date: 10/04/2026
Location: Österås Ishall, Hässleholm
Listed price: From SEK 799
Swetec Hockey’s Sunday Skills HLM offers a two-hour session for players aged 10 and above who already play hockey and want additional technical training.
Led by Dag Wenström, the session focuses on skating and stickhandling, including balance, turns, speed and movement with the puck. Goal-scoring exercises also feature in the program.
Its short format makes it an option to consider for players looking for focused practice without committing to a multi-day camp.
Explore Swetec Sunday Skills HLM on TopSportsCamps.com
2. Six Days of Hockey Development in the Zurich Region
Dates: 10/05/2026–10/10/2026
Location: Wetzikon, Zurich region, Switzerland
Listed price: From €550
The Max Ivanov & IH PRO Elite Ice Hockey Camp combines power skating and puck skills with dryland training, video lessons and hockey theory.
The listing describes two on-ice practices per day, alongside game activities that give participants opportunities to apply what they practice. Training areas include acceleration, balance, puck handling and decision-making.
The listed age range is 6–24, with intermediate, advanced and competitive players identified as the intended participants. Families should confirm the appropriate training group before registering.
Explore the IH PRO Zurich camp on TopSportsCamps.com
3. A Two-Day Camp in Füssen, Germany
Dates: 10/11/2026–10/12/2026
Location: Füssen, Germany
Listed price: From €200
For players considering a shorter intensive program, the Max Ivanov & IH PRO camp in Füssen brings together skating, puck skills and game understanding over two days.
The listed program includes two ice sessions per day, dryland preparation, video and theory work. It also covers applying skills while moving and reacting to changing situations.
The camp lists an age range of 6–24 and is aimed at intermediate through competitive levels.
Explore the IH PRO Füssen camp on TopSportsCamps.com
4. Another October Training Week in Wetzikon
Dates: 10/12/2026–10/16/2026
Location: Wetzikon, Zurich region, Switzerland
Listed price: From €450
A separate IH PRO session follows in Wetzikon, offering another option for players whose schedules suit mid-October.
The program combines on-ice sessions with dryland work, video lessons and hockey theory. Power skating, stickhandling, shooting and game situations are central elements, with an individual skills report also listed.
Like the earlier session, it lists ages 6–24 and intermediate, advanced and competitive skill levels.
Explore the IH PRO Wetzikon camp on TopSportsCamps.com
Make the training fit your season
Before choosing a session, consider what you want to work on and how the camp fits around team practices, matches and recovery.
Ask about age and ability groups, daily training volume, equipment requirements and what the price includes. For trips abroad, confirm the camp place and accommodation arrangements before booking travel.
Explore more ice hockey camps in Europe on TopSportsCamps.com and find a program that matches your next goal.
Camp details and starting prices reflect the listings checked on 09/29/2026. Confirm remaining places, eligibility and final arrangements with the organizer.
Season-opening source: NHL’s official 2026–27 announcement.
