Run a hockey training program that does not depend on ice time.
Greater gives hockey coaches one place to build off-ice training programs, assign them across every team in the association, and review movement and lifts from phone video. AI flags issues in under 60 seconds. You coach the fix.
Youth hockey associations, high school and junior coaches, skills coaches, and hockey parents
Live support loop
Hockey
Program
Summer block
Assign
Bantam AA
Record
Garage lifts
Coach
Next correction
Bantam AA
Garage lifts
You cannot see the off-ice work, so the summer plan is a hope, not a program.
What good looks like
What a complete hockey training program includes.
A hockey training program is more than the hours a team can afford at the rink. Ice time is scarce and expensive, so the programs that develop players fastest treat off-ice work as the main event: strength built for skating power, conditioning that matches shift-length efforts, stickhandling and shooting volume at home, and a summer plan that players follow without a coach in the room.
The problem for most hockey coaches is not knowing what to program. It is delivery. A team might get three ice slots a week, and every one of them is needed for systems and skills. The off-ice plan gets handed out as a packet in May, and by August nobody knows who touched a weight or shot a puck.
Greater closes that gap. Coaches and association directors build the program on the website, players follow it in the app, and every workout and recorded rep flows back to the coach with AI analysis attached. Ice slots stay reserved for the work that needs ice. Everything else runs all week, in gyms, garages, and driveways, with the coach watching from the website.
The problem
Ice time is scarce. Development cannot wait for it.
What is happening
Your players get a few hours of ice a week and hundreds of trainable hours away from the rink.
Where the workflow breaks
You cannot see the off-ice work, so the summer plan is a hope, not a program.
What Greater makes possible
A player's development should not be capped by what their rink can schedule.
Simple plan
Program the off-ice year. See the work. Coach the correction.
The athlete or client stays the focus. Greater is the system that helps you support them with less guesswork.
Step 01
Build the hockey program once
Create off-ice strength blocks, conditioning, and skill checklists for the year, then assign by team, age group, or individual player.
Step 02
Players train and record in the app
Athletes complete assigned workouts and record lifts, jumps, and stickhandling from a phone. No extra hardware.
Step 03
Review with AI, respond with coaching
AI flags movement issues in under 60 seconds. You review what matters, message the player, and set the next focus.
Season structure
Off-ice training across the hockey calendar.
The hockey year has a clear shape: a long season from fall to spring, a short break, and a summer that decides who shows up better in September. In Greater, coaches build the off-ice year as blocks. In-season blocks stay short and sharp so they fit around games and travel. Summer blocks carry the real load: strength for skating power, conditioning, and daily puck touches at home. Blocks are reusable templates, so next summer starts from this summer's plan instead of a blank page.
Assignments follow the player through all of it. A bantam defenseman gets his summer block in June, trains in his garage and local gym, and records key sessions in the app. His coach watches the summer happen from the website instead of guessing at tryouts. Multiply that across a roster and September looks different. The coach knows who trained, who drifted, and what the first month of practice needs to fix. Tryout decisions get made with a summer of evidence behind them.
Blocks by phase
In-season, spring transition, and summer blocks, each with its own loading and focus.
Assign by age group
Squirts through juniors get age-appropriate versions of the same association plan.
Completion tracking
See who did the work this week without collecting screenshots or spreadsheets.
Reusable templates
Build the summer program once and reuse it across every team and every year.
Video and AI
Off-ice movement and lift review from any phone, with AI doing the first pass.
Off-ice training only works if the movement is right, and most of it happens in basements and garages where no coach is watching. Greater turns every player phone into a capture station. Players record squats, jumps, sprints, and stickhandling inside the app as part of an assignment, and AI analyzes the movement in under 60 seconds. There is no setup beyond propping the phone against a bench, which is exactly why players keep doing it week after week.
The AI does the triage and Safety Scores flag movement-quality issues before they become injuries. You open the review queue on the website, watch the flagged reps, and send the correction through in-app messaging. A hockey training app for the players, a full review desk for the coach. Feedback lands within a day, while the session is still fresh, instead of waiting for the next time coach and player share a rink.
AI movement flags
Automatic first-pass analysis on recorded movement in under 60 seconds.
Safety Scores
Movement-quality flags catch loading and landing issues early, while they are still coachable.
Feedback tied to the rep
Corrections attach to the recording, so players see exactly what you mean.
No extra gear
A phone and the Greater app. No sensors, synthetic ice, or camera rigs.
Association operations
Hockey strength and conditioning across a whole association.
A youth association might run fifteen teams with fifteen volunteer coaches and no strength staff. Greater lets the association publish one hockey strength and conditioning standard from the website: structured off-ice blocks by age group, guided walkthroughs so every coach can get a roster set up, and completion tracking that rolls up across teams. Each coach adjusts for their own roster without breaking the standard, and every new season starts from the same proven templates instead of fifteen separate philosophies.
Directors see which teams are doing the work and which went quiet. Parents get progress reports, so the family paying for ice, travel, and gear can finally see the development plan behind it. The association stops depending on whichever coach happens to care about off-ice training. When the board asks what the association actually does for player development, there is finally a concrete answer with a record behind it.
60s
AI movement analysis
Phone
video capture, no gear
Zero ice
needed to run it
What changes
Hockey development gets easier to run and easier to prove.
Pain points
Every ice slot goes to systems, so training gets whatever is left
Summer packets get handed out in May and forgotten by June
Volunteer coaches have no strength background and no backup
Parents pay for ice and travel but never see a development plan
Benefits with Greater
One hockey training program that runs all year without extra ice
AI reviews recorded lifts and off-ice work in under 60 seconds
Safety Scores flag movement-quality issues before they become injuries
Association-wide completion tracking and parent progress reports
Pricing
Priced for a coach, a team, or a whole association.
Every Greater account starts with a 14-day free trial that includes the paid AI features, so you can test AI video analysis with real players before deciding.
After the trial there is a free plan for small rosters and paid plans that scale from a single coach to multi-team associations and school programs. Pick the plan that matches your roster size.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What should a hockey training program include?
How do I run off-ice training when I barely have ice time?
How does the AI review work for hockey?
Do my players need any special equipment?
Does Greater work for a youth association with many teams?
How much does Greater cost for hockey coaches and associations?
Start simple
Start with one team, one age group, or one summer block.
Use the 14-day trial to run one off-ice program end to end. Assign the work, watch the video come in, and decide with evidence.