You Are Here: Home > Sports Performance > Ice Hockey

Hockey Training Slideboards by UltraSlide®

Quick Tips

Enables fundamental skating skills development
Increases overall skating speed
Enhances stickhandling and tactical ability for goalies
Serves as a convenient, in-home practice tool when ice time is at a premium or not readily available

Hockey players can benefit from an ice hockey slideboard thanks to its ability to mimic the conditions of a hockey rink. The side-to-side movement you’ll experience on a hockey training slideboard will strengthen the muscles you need to become a better skater. You will see improvement in your ability to pivot and stop (and handle a stick) after a few sessions with one of our ice hockey slideboards.

Our hockey training slideboards are versatile and can be used wherever there’s floor space available. That means you can place one in your home gym, office, garage, or backyard if weather permits. Plus, you can work on your skating skills when you aren’t at the rink, giving you a leg up on the competition.

Testimonials

"UltraSlide slideboards have been a staple in my hockey strength and conditioning programs for 15+ years. They are the most durable and reliable piece of equipment for lateral off-ice conditioning. I highly recommend UltraSlide to any strength and conditioning coach who works with hockey players.”

- Sean Skahan, M.Ed., C.S.C.S., Boston University Men’s Ice Hockey – Head Strength & Conditioning Coach

"I've been using UltraSlide slideboards for over 18 years with professional teams I have coached and in my own personal business. These are the highest quality and best performing slideboards on the market. Having the ability to adjust the lengths of the boards is a key feature. In addition, the non-slip backing that the UltraSlides have allows me to train the most powerful athletes without worrying about the boards moving during the exercise. Ultraslide’s Octagon board has been invaluable for training my goal tenders. It provides the freedom to move in a variety of directions in a butterfly position that is specific to what the goalie would encounter during a game or practice.”

- Mark Nemish, Strength & Conditioning Coach, Washington Capitals