What We Offer
Objective skating data captured on your own ice, turned into reports your coaches can coach from and your families can actually understand.
The Process
From first conversation to reports in your inbox. We fit around your existing calendar rather than asking you to build a new event.
We talk through your program, your age groups and where in your calendar the data would be most useful — tryouts, evaluation camps or in-season.
We bring the Smart Arena to your rink and set up in about 15 minutes. Your association buys no equipment and your staff operates nothing.
Your coaches run the ice exactly as planned. Sensors capture over 20 skating metrics for every athlete while we stay out of the way.
One development report per athlete plus a director summary across the group, benchmarked by age and ready within minutes.
Who We Serve
Associations
For association presidents and hockey directors who need every selection decision to hold up — to a coach, to a board, and to the parent on the phone the next morning.
Academies & Leagues
For academies and leagues that need to prove the programming works. Measure at intake, measure again at season end, and show families exactly what changed.
Individual Teams
For a single team inside a larger association — a AA or AAA group whose staff wants measurement without waiting for the whole association to move.
What An Engagement Looks Like
Most programs start with a single evaluation session at tryouts, then add a mid-season and end-of-season capture once they see what the data does for their coaching staff and their parent conversations.
We work around your existing calendar. There is no event for you to organize, no equipment to purchase, and nothing for your coaches to learn.
Start the Conversation →What Comes Back
Over 20 skating metrics measured automatically — top speed, acceleration, agility, deceleration, conditioning and force output — with every score benchmarked against peers in the same age group.
A view across the whole group, not just one athlete at a time — rankings by metric, age-group distribution, and the gaps worth building your development plan around.
Specific, actionable areas for each athlete to focus on — not generic advice, but targets tied directly to what the measurement showed.
A clean single-page document per athlete, ready to hand to families or keep as the baseline you measure the next session against.
Tell us about your program and we will walk you through what a session would look like on your ice.
Start the Conversation How It Works