Interactive Training Systems Guide: Building a Hockey Training Facility
The XHP Interactive Training line is a family of sensor-based stations that measure shooting, passing, stickhandling and skating, and show the athlete a score or a time on a digital display the moment the rep ends. Facilities combine stations to build a measurable training circuit, and several models also fit high-end home setups. This guide summarizes what each station trains, what is included, and what to know before you buy.
Shooting stations
| System | What it trains | Price (US funds) |
|---|---|---|
| XHP Accuracy Shooting | Hitting the five key scoring locations on a regulation-size net with real pucks. Built-in target sensors and a wall-mounted digital display, with an optional goal-frame-mounted large display. Unit weighs 1200 lbs. | $10,800 |
| XHP Accu-Net™ | Shooting accuracy against five sensor targets in a regulation net, with instant feedback when a target is hit. | $29,999 |
| XHP Snipers Fire | Scoring in the five most vulnerable areas around a life-size goalie in a regulation net, using real pucks. Life-size goalie sold separately. | $24,900 |
| XHP Deflection Zone | Game-situation deflections: all five scoring areas stay illuminated until hit, and laser sensors post the score to the overhead display. Includes a regulation net with integrated sensors and display. | $24,900 |
| XHP Hardest Shot Radar Zone | Shot speed, measured by radar, including a custom training facility xGoal. Lacrosse and other goal sizes available. | $10,900 |
Passing and stickhandling stations
| System | What it trains | Price (US funds) |
|---|---|---|
| XHP Precision Passing™ | Game-situation passing with life-size players impeding the target, so the athlete learns to pick the right lane. | $24,900 |
| XHP Dangle Zone™ | A timed stickhandling obstacle course with a laser sensor at each obstacle. | $22,900 |
| XHP Dangle Zone Lite | The same timed obstacle-course concept in a lighter package, with the timer visible on the display. | $8,900 |
| XHP Heads Up Hands | Stickhandling through a timed course while keeping your head up. | $8,995 |
| XHP Total Game Changer™ Commercial | Vision, foot speed and hand speed together in one multi-tasking station, 4 ft × 8 ft footprint, 400 lbs, with proprietary pucks and a timing system with built-in sensors. | $14,950 |
Skating stations
| System | What it trains | Price (US funds) |
|---|---|---|
| XHP xRamp Hockey Skating Ramp | Skating speed and stride power on a 60 ft × 12 ft ramp with a synthetic ice surface (8 ft × 58 ft skating area), designed and built by the team that created the first skating ramp. | $49,900 |
| XHP Super Slide Board | Lateral stride: counts pushes within a set time with a built-in sensor, on a 10 ft × 23.5 in low-friction board, with progression shown on the overhead display. | $8,800 |
What to know before you buy
- Technology License Agreement. Interactive Training systems include proprietary sensor and display technology and require a Technology License Agreement.
- Pricing. Prices are in US funds and do not include shipping, installation, taxes or customs. Freight is quoted per destination, so use the Get an Official Quote button on any product page.
- Final sale. These are commercial systems built to order and are final sale.
- Facility planning. Stations are commonly combined into circuits. Tell us the space you are working with in the quote comments and our team of former pros will help you lay out the right combination.
Frequently asked questions
What does an interactive hockey training facility cost?
Single stations run from $8,800 for the Super Slide Board to $49,900 for the xRamp skating ramp, before freight and installation. The total for a facility depends on which stations you combine, and every quote is prepared by hand within 48 hours.
Do these systems work for home training spaces?
The Dangle Zone Lite, Heads Up Hands and Super Slide Board are the most common home and garage picks. The larger stations are designed for commercial facilities and arenas.
Are the targets and timers built in?
Yes. Every station includes its sensors and a digital display, so athletes see a score or time immediately without a coach keeping stats.
Can non-hockey facilities use them?
Several stations adapt to other sports, for example the Radar Zone is available with lacrosse and other goal sizes. Ask when requesting your quote.
