Hockey 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.

Become a Better Hockey Player

Preseason Training (August through October)

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.

Register online: Youth Hockey Dryland

In-season Training (November through February)

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.

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.

Register online: Developmental Speed Strength

Performance Speed Strength

Athletes 15 to 18 years old, learn how to develop speed and acceleration, athletic strength and multidirectional agility.

Register online: Performance Speed Strength