Hockey Training Aids

Training aids are designed to help hockey players improve technique, coordination, mobility, and game readiness both on and off the ice. While core equipment supports performance during games, training products help build the skills and habits that lead to better control, faster reactions, and more consistent development.

In this category, you’ll find a range of training products, including stickhandling tools, warm-up accessories, and coaching tools for players, teams, and coaches.

  • Bauer KNEE SET-TWIN PACK 77x58x34cm Hockey Goal
    €48.48
  • Berio A Pince Econo 23x33 Tactics Board
    €21.48
  • Massage Gun BLACKROLL Fascia Gun FC Bayern Munchen
    €175.00
  • Bauer S26 DYNAMIC KIT Trainers
    €135.00
  • CCM STREET PRO 72 183x122cm Hockey Goal
    €225.00
  • CCM TT SWEETHANDS REGULAR Trainers
    €81.48 €115.00
  • MASSAGE ROLL BLACKROLL Standard
    €35.98 €41.48
  • Berio with board holder Marker
    €8.48
  • Goal Net BAUER REPL. PERFORMANCE 54''
    €29.95
  • Hockey Shooter Tutor BAUER PRO CORNER TARGET
    €27.00
  • Tactics Board BAUER Coaches Clipboard
    €53.48
  • Training Tool BLACKROLL Loop Band
    €17.49 €23.00
  • Goal Net BAUER Replacment PRO 72''
    €61.98
  • Hockey Revolution MY PUZZLE 18 Tiles 33x33x1cm Trainers
    €125.00 €145.00
  • Berio SEE THRUU ADHESIVE 61x81 Tactics Board
    €33.95 €49.48
  • MASSAGE BALL BLACKROLL 12 cm -
    €16.48 €16.48
  • CCM MINI HOCKEY SET 81x53x30cm Hockey Goal
    €85.48
  • Hockey Revolution MY PUZZLE SYSTEMS 231x100x1.1cm Trainers
    €255.00 €298.00
  • Berio 2 Volets Multi 21x41 Tactics Board
    €19.48 €31.00
  • MASSAGE ROLL BLACKROLL Mini -
    €15.48
  • Bauer OFFICIAL PERFORMANCE STEEL 183x122cm Hockey Goal
    €200.00
  • Howies Coaches Board 40cm x 74 cm Tactics Board
    €49.48
  • Hockey Shooter Tutor BAUER SHARPSHOOTER PRO 183x122cm
    €70.98
  • MASSAGE ROLL BLACKROLL Mini Flow -
    €16.48

What Are Hockey Training Aids

Hockey training aids are support products used to improve skills, prepare the body for activity, and structure more effective practice sessions. They are commonly used for off-ice drills, pre-game preparation, team instruction, and individual development.

Training aids can help with:

  • puck control and stickhandling technique

  • movement preparation and activation

  • coaching, planning, and skill instruction

  • repetition of game-like actions outside full gameplay

Together, these products support a more complete hockey equipment setup for players who want to train with more purpose and consistency.

Training Aids Categories

The training aids section is divided into several main groups based on use.

Hockey Goals

Hockey goals provide a fixed target for shooting practice, helping players develop accuracy, placement, and shooting consistency during off-ice and on-ice training sessions.

Stickhandling

Stickhandling aids help players improve puck control, hand speed, coordination, and movement patterns.

Warm-up

Warm-up products support pre-practice and pre-game preparation, helping players activate the body and reduce stiffness before skating.

Coaching tools

Coaching tools help coaches organize drills, teach concepts, and create more structured training sessions for individuals or teams.

Why Training Aids Matter

Training aids help players and coaches:

  • develop skills away from full game situations

  • repeat key movements more efficiently

  • improve consistency through focused practice

  • prepare the body more effectively before training or games

  • structure better individual and team development sessions

For many players, these products are a practical part of a complete hockey gear setup, especially when used alongside regular practice and skill work.

Training Aids in a Full Hockey Setup

Training aids support the main equipment categories and help players get more from their gear.

A full setup may include:

These products help create a more complete hockey equipment system for practice, development, and game preparation.

Frequently Asked Questions
They are products used to improve skills, support warm-up, and help structure more effective hockey practice.
No, they can be useful for beginners, developing players, teams, and experienced athletes.
No, they support regular practice by helping players train specific movements and skills more efficiently.