Stations compete for the same ice
The plan must show zones, rotation direction, and change timing without another sheet of instructions.
Coming
Ice hockey support is coming
Ice time is too expensive for a scattered practice plan.
CoachTruly does not support ice hockey yet. The plan covers rink diagrams, stations, lines, and a complete practice plan that staff can share.
A hockey tool must plan the whole ice, not only draw a drill.
A coach needs to fit stations into limited ice time, split players into groups, and explain transitions quickly. An empty rink diagram alone does not solve that work.
Lines and roles change during the drill
A future editor needs to distinguish skaters, goalies, and coaches and show routes in stages.
Good drills disappear during the season
A searchable private library turns last season's useful drill into this week's starting point.
Coming next
The ice hockey workflow is coming
Draw on a rink
Choose the full rink, one end, or a station and add pucks and routes.
Build the station rotation
Place parallel stations and mark when groups change.
Share before ice time
Send one plan to the coaching staff and keep it open on a phone.
What should a hockey coach require from a planning tool?
Check rink flexibility, parallel station planning, staged movement, a reusable drill library, and simple sharing. These are goals for CoachTruly, not current hockey features.
The sport-specific editor is coming. Join the launch list to hear when access opens.
Questions coaches ask
Does CoachTruly support ice hockey now?
Not yet. Ice hockey support is coming, and coaches on the launch list will hear first.
Can I join the list without an account?
Yes. The list stores only your email and sport interest.
Is there a launch date?
The release date has not been set. Coaches on the launch list will hear when support opens.
Which parts already exist?
The drill archive, session planner, and link sharing exist for other sports. The hockey-specific editor is missing.
Join the ice hockey launch list
We will email you when ice hockey support opens to its first coaches.