Free on all platforms.
Better play starts with keeping your head up.
When you're always watching the ball, you miss what's happening around you.
HockeyBeats puts the action on the screen in front of you. As you follow it, you practise handling the ball while looking ahead — an important habit for spotting teammates, finding space and recognising your next opportunity.
You're concentrating on the game. You might not even realise how much you're practising.
Audio
Your favourite music can come to training, too.
Connect Spotify or Apple Music and listen to any song while you play. Put on your usual playlist, find something that gets you moving or listen to the same favourite again.
Music adds to the experience while you focus on the game and your practice.
Game library
Different games keep practice interesting.
Start with HockeyBeats, then explore extra games that give you another reason to pick up your stick.
Choose your favorite
Discover a crew of bold characters, each with a game of their own.
your game.
your screen.
Play in your browser after signing in, or download HockeyBeats for mobile, desktop, or TV.
Select your sport
Three sports. A shared reason to keep practising.
Whether you play on ice, on the pitch or in the sports hall, time with your stick matters.
Ice hockey
Keep working on your stickhandling away from the rink, with off-ice practice that gets you moving and looking ahead.
Field hockey
Spend more time on ball control and practise lifting your eyes while your stick stays involved.
Floorball
Give your stick skills extra attention outside team training, with games that keep you engaged in every movement.
Make practice something you look forward to.
Getting better takes repetition. Finding the motivation to repeat the same movements can be the harder part. HockeyBeats gives those movements a purpose inside a game.
Build control through repetition
Give yourself more opportunities to get comfortable with your stick and ball.
Practise looking ahead
Follow the screen while keeping the ball moving, rather than watching your stick the whole time.
Build a habit that lasts
Make individual practice easier to return to with different games, personal bests and friendly competition.
Quest steps
Set up at home and get straight into practice.
Prepare your space
Get your stick, ball and training mat ready, leaving enough clear space to move comfortably.
Open the app
Position your phone and follow the camera setup instructions. Make sure you can see the screen clearly.
Choose a game
Start with the HockeyBeats slalom or try one of the extra games.
Play and check your score
Follow the action, keep the ball moving and see how you did. Come back to improve your result.
Leaderboard
See your progress. Give your teammates something to chase.
Your score gives you a clear goal for the next session. Rankings bring your teammates into it, too. Compare results, challenge each other and keep the competition going between training sessions.
Rating
4.8 / 5.0
Active players
Growing daily
Your practice starts on your phone.
Open HockeyBeats to choose a game, start playing and keep track of your results. During play, your phone becomes the screen you follow.
Your games in one place
Move between the HockeyBeats slalom and extra games whenever you want to change things up.
A record of your results
See your scores and personal bests, so you know what you're working towards.
A connection to your teammates
Check the rankings and see how your latest result compares.
For parents
Help them build a practice habit of their own.
Team training gives children coaching, structure and time with their teammates. Individual practice gives them more opportunities to work with their stick. HockeyBeats makes that extra practice easier to enjoy.
Active time with a purpose
Children play by moving and working with a real stick and ball.
Practice with their eyes up
Following the screen encourages them to look ahead while handling the ball.
Extra repetitions between team sessions
They can spend more time on individual skills at home, alongside the guidance they receive from their coach.
Motivation they can make their own
Whether they enjoy beating a personal best, competing with friends or trying another game, there's more than one reason to practise.
Equipment
Turn a clear space into a place to practise.
You'll need your stick, a suitable training ball, the mat and a supported phone with a camera. Follow the setup instructions for your sport and leave enough space for your movements.
For teams
Keep players engaged between training sessions.
HockeyBeats gives individual practice a shared goal. Players can work on their own, compare scores and bring a little friendly competition back to the team.
For coaches, it's another way to encourage regular time with the stick. For clubs, it's an interactive activity to introduce at training, team events or player development sessions.
Help menu
Frequently asked questions
What is HockeyBeats?+
HockeyBeats is an interactive training app for stick-and-ball practice. Players use real movements to play games on screen, build scores and compete in rankings.
Which sports is it for?+
HockeyBeats is designed for ice hockey, field hockey and floorball. Ice hockey players use it for off-ice practice.
How does it encourage playing with your head up?+
The game takes place on a screen in front of you. To follow the action while handling the ball, you practise lifting your eyes and looking ahead.
What games can I play?+
The main HockeyBeats game features a slalom. Extra games include a space-themed arcade game, with other games to explore in the app.
Can I listen to my own music?+
Yes. You can connect Spotify or Apple Music and listen to your choice of songs while playing.
What equipment do I need?+
A stick, suitable training ball, mat and supported phone with a camera. Check the setup requirements for your sport before starting.
Can I compete with teammates?+
Yes. Scores and rankings let you compare results with friends and teammates, as well as work towards your own personal best.
Does it replace team training?+
No. HockeyBeats adds individual practice between team sessions. Coaches remain essential for technical feedback, team play and development.
Give your next training session a head start.
Pick up your stick, play a game and put in the practice you'll take back to your team.