Drillbook

Draw the drill. Build the practice. Print it for the bench.

Drillbook is a free practice planner for hockey coaches. Plan Tuesday's practice in minutes, then share your best drills with other coaches and borrow theirs.

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Planning a practice in Drillbook: drills with rink diagrams, minutes and start times, next to a list of drills to add.

Draw drills on a real rink

Full or half ice. Drop in players, pylons, pucks and nets, then draw skating, puck-carrying, backward, passing and shooting lines the way you'd chalk them on a whiteboard.

Snap to a grid when you want things lined up, and undo anything.

The drill editor: a full rink with players, pylons and a puck-carrying path, and drawing tools above it.

Fit the practice to your ice time

Drag drills into your practice and set the minutes. Start times fill themselves in, and the total counts down against the ice you've got, so you know before you get to the rink.

Add section notes like warm-ups and water breaks, and reuse last week's practice as a starting point.

A practice adding up to exactly 50 of 50 minutes of ice time, with start times beside each drill.

Print a plan you can read on the bench

One click makes a clean PDF: three drills to a page, with diagrams, key points, start times, and your team's name and logo.

A printed practice plan with a team logo, drill diagrams, key points and start times.

Borrow drills from other coaches

Keep your drills private, or share them. Browse what other coaches have shared, give the good ones a thumbs up, and sort by the most liked or most used.

Your practices are always private.

The drill library, sorted by most liked, with drills shared by other coaches.

Joining takes a minute

  1. Click Sign in Enter your email address.
  2. Check your inbox You'll get a sign-in code. There's no password to remember.
  3. Add your name and team Then start planning.
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