Red Ice Program
Be Ready on and off the Ice
In the high-speed world of ice hockey, injuries can happen in an instant, and knowing how to respond can save lives. The Red Ice Program is a specialized training course designed to address the unique challenges of injury management in ice hockey environments. Whether you’re a coach, player, or support staff, this program provides the skills and confidence to act swiftly and effectively when emergencies arise.
What is the Red Ice Program?
The Red Ice Program is a tailored training initiative focused on injury prevention and emergency response for the ice hockey community. This course equips participants with the knowledge to manage severe injuries, such as bleeding control, fractures, and other trauma commonly encountered on the ice. By incorporating life-saving techniques from the Stop the Bleed framework and adapting them to the ice hockey environment, the program ensures that participants are prepared for the unique risks of the sport.
Led by experienced instructors with real-world medical and tactical expertise, the Red Ice Program goes beyond basic first aid. Participants engage in practical, scenario-based training that simulates real emergencies, enabling them to respond confidently and efficiently in high-pressure situations.
What You’ll Learn
The Red Ice Program offers comprehensive training in emergency response techniques tailored for ice hockey environments. Participants will learn to assess injuries, control severe bleeding, and stabilize fractures while considering the unique challenges presented by the ice rink setting. The course also covers the proper use of tourniquets, wound packing, and other critical interventions to ensure that victims receive immediate care before professional medical help arrives.
This program emphasizes teamwork, communication, and decision-making under stress, helping participants coordinate effectively during emergencies. Whether you’re responding to a skate blade injury or a collision on the ice, the Red Ice Program prepares you to act decisively and minimize further harm.
The course also emphasizes tactical decision-making, teaching participants how to manage their safety while assisting others. In addition, participants will gain an understanding of post-event considerations, including providing aid to victims and working with emergency response teams. By the end of the program, attendees will have the knowledge and confidence to take decisive action in active shooter scenarios.
Who Should Attend?
The Red Ice Program is designed for anyone involved in ice hockey, including players, coaches, trainers, and team staff. It is also ideal for rink operators, safety personnel, and anyone responsible for emergency management in ice hockey environments. No prior medical experience is required, making this course accessible to individuals of all backgrounds.
Course Outcomes
Participants will leave the Red Ice Program with the ability to recognize and respond to life-threatening injuries on the ice. They will develop critical skills in bleeding control, injury stabilization, and effective communication during emergencies. This training enhances overall rink safety and empowers participants to protect players and spectators in urgent situations.
Why Choose Triage Training Group?
At Triage Training Group, we combine decades of experience in emergency response, tactical operations, and medical training to deliver unparalleled instruction. The Red Ice Program is led by seasoned professionals who bring real-world expertise to every session. Our hands-on, scenario-based approach ensures that participants gain practical, actionable skills tailored to the unique demands of ice hockey. By choosing Triage Training Group, you’re investing in the safety and preparedness of your team, rink, and community.
Course Details
The Red Ice Program is a flexible training course that can be customized to meet the specific needs of your team, organization, or facility. Training sessions can be conducted on-site at your rink or at a designated facility and include both classroom instruction and practical exercises.