Option 2:
Gordon-William Gibbles has been training his skating for almost as long as he has been able to walk. Even when he was crawling around he was watching his Dad fly across the ice for the Minnesota Monarchs. His first real training was a figure eight of artificial ice set up in the family training gym. He would wake up every morning and put on his skates to try and get used to the different angles needed to turn and how to speed up on a straight section of the ice. Shortly after this he started his next training by skating with the local figure skating team. His father wanted him to not only learn from hockey players but other skating athletes as well. It was here he learned how to slip between defenders on a breakaway. His final training method for skating was a pack of dogs that were set loose on the ice. He had to evade the canine pursuers as he kept a frozen piece of steak away. The steak was in the shape of a puck.