Sports MedicineHockey Training
UW Health Sports Performance training programs help you become a better athlete and better hockey player. Use our preseason hockey training program to develop age-appropriate hockey skills and athletic ability to get ready for the season, and our offseason training to improve your speed, strength and agility.
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Preseason Training (August through October)
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Preseason Hockey
Developing on-ice performance begins with a foundation of off-ice athleticism. Our coaches follow USA Hockey's American Development Model in the design and implementation of the off-ice programs for hockey athletes of all ages. This program is designed to prepare peewee and bantam players for their season by improving speed, agility, coordination, strength, power and conditioning. |
In-season Training (November through February)
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Dryland Hockey Training
This training program conforms to the USA Hockey American Development Model recommendations for age-appropriate training and is designed by certified USA Hockey coaches and certified sports performance specialists. |
Offseason Speed and Strength Training (Year-round)
Our offseason speed and strength training programs help hockey players improve their mobility and quickness, enhance speed and agility, and make you a stronger, more resilient athlete.
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Developmental Speed Strength
This class introduces athletes 12 to 14 years old to training concepts for sprinting, change-of-direction agility, motor coordination and developmentally appropriate, athletic strength training.
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Performance Speed Strength
Athletes 15 to 18 years old, learn how to develop speed and acceleration, athletic strength and multidirectional agility.
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