HPT Is Live: The Hockey Tracker App Hits Both Stores
HPT, the hockey tracker app built by hockey players, is live on the App Store and Google Play. The journey from one frustrated skater to launch day.
In-depth guides on hockey performance tracking and analytics.
HPT, the hockey tracker app built by hockey players, is live on the App Store and Google Play. The journey from one frustrated skater to launch day.
What is the average NHL shift length? Explore modern league averages, forward vs. defense splits, and how to track your own shifts with wearable data.
Beat hockey second period fatigue. Learn how the long change impacts shift length, top speed, and heart rate recovery between minutes 30 and 40.
See how AI hockey tracking turns raw wearable data into smarter shifts, fatigue detection, and faster recovery without manual stat analysis.
Learn how to use your HPT hockeytracker app to analyze shift lengths, heart rate recovery, and acceleration bursts for better on-ice performance.
Read our Helios Hockey review to compare its stride tracking, subscription pricing, and metrics against HPT's affordable smartwatch-based tracking.
Discover how hockey AI translates raw on-ice tracking data into personalized coaching insights, shift analysis, and recovery plans for every level.
Learn how an ice hockey tracker captures shift lengths, top speeds, and heart rate recovery using smartwatches to optimize your on-ice performance.
Real recovery data from the HPT beta — resting heart rate, heart-rate recovery, recovery efficiency, and VO₂ max, plus how to use recovery readiness.
A tour of HPT's core features — automatic tracking on Apple Watch, 35 documented metrics, recovery readiness, season-long trends, AI insights, and leaderboards.
Inside the HPT iOS beta: 1,000+ sessions, 3,600+ km skated, 300K calories, and what real hockey players have logged on iPhone and Apple Watch in the HPT beta.
How fast do hockey players skate? Elite NHL players hit 20–25 mph (32–40 km/h); most average 8–12 km/h in games. See speed and shift length by level.
Everything to know about ice hockey trackers: what they track, how they work, key features, and how to choose the best one for your game.
How AI is revolutionizing hockey performance tracking, coaching, and player development—with insights that were impossible just a few years ago.
Learn how to track hockey training and practices to maximize improvement: the metrics that matter and proven strategies for data-driven gains.
Science-backed hockey recovery guide: why rest days boost performance, how to track HRV, and how to train for speed and endurance gains.
Coaches are leaning on Hockey Performance Tracker to show hard truths. Learn how to use HPT's cardiovascular and performance metrics to prove effort, set expectations, and align on development plans.
Comprehensive comparison of HPT with HockeyTracker, Catapult Sports, Helios, and other hockey apps. See which tracker is right for your needs and budget.
How HPT compares with HockeyTracker (iOS Hockey Tracker): metrics, device support, AI features, pricing, and team workflows—which fits your season?
Compare Hockey Performance Tracker and Catapult's Vector ecosystem: hardware needs, metrics, staffing, and when each platform makes sense.
Compare Hockey Performance Tracker with Helios hockey training. Understand how Helios’ sensor-powered drills and HPT’s in-game analytics complement each other.
How HPT compares with hockey training apps like Hockey Training TV and Fitivity—when to use each, and how to connect drills to real game data.
The hockey metrics that matter most for adult rec players—which stats drive beer-league success, and how to track them without pricey gear.
A beginner's guide to hockey analytics: which metrics actually matter—shift length, speed, ice time, heart rate, recovery—and how to use them to improve.
Learn to track and improve your hockey performance without a coach: the metrics that matter, tools to use, and proven self-coaching strategies.
A good hockey shift length is 35–45 seconds for forwards. Learn the optimal range by position and level, plus how to track shifts for peak performance.
Most hockey players skate 1.2–3.1 miles (2–5 km) per game. See how far NHL and amateur players skate by position, plus how to track your distance.
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