Puckmasters

Hockey Training Centers

Puckmasters is the world's first and largest Hockey Training Center franchise. We are a year-round hockey training center that focuses not only on builds the local hockey players skills, we also build their self-confidence and enjoyment of the game. We do this through 5 main revenue streams: 1-on-1 hockey training (which makes us totally unique), Summer Hockey Schools, Hockey Academies, Team Training, and Hockey Power and Speed Dryland Training.



So, what about the business of running a Puckmasters. Why shouldn't you do this on your own? Great question. Many answers. Lets start with the specific advantages we offer potential franchise owners.

Puckmasters has developed a truly unique concept - one that allows you to have fun while offering you the opportunity to get closer to your financial goals.

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Start-up Costs & Franchises Fees

How much does it cost to open a Puckmasters Franchises?

Total Investment: $30,000-$995,000
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• Training & Instruction Franchise Opportunities
• Franchises $25K to $50K

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