Ice Hockey Goals

Our top flight training ice hockey goals and targets will have your skills sharpened and perfected in no time. Ideal for both single person use and use in a training group setting, our ice hockey nets will provide multiple different training exercises and the perfect way to practice getting that winning shot! Shop our hockey goals and targets either online or in store today!

Willies Ice Hockey Goals & Targets

Whether your team needs new goals for the season or you want to practice shooting accuracy, you can find all the goal cages and shooting targets you need in our huge range.

 

We regularly offer great deals on all the ice hockey equipment that you need to take your game to the next level, so stay informed about upcoming offers and hear about new inventory arrivals ahead of the curve by subscribing to our newsletter and connecting with us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.

 

We love chatting about all things ice hockey on social media, too — let us know your views on hockey news, equipment or anything else in the sport! Most of the Willies staff are players ourselves, so we’re super passionate about the game.

  • HOW BIG IS AN ICE HOCKEY GOAL?

    A standard ice hockey goal has a net opening of 72” (180cm) in width and 48” (120cm) in height. Youth or junior ice hockey leagues will use slightly smaller goals, measuring 60” (152cm) in width and 44” (112cm) in height. 

     

    Ice hockey goal sizes are regulated to ensure that the goalie can cover most of the net to block the opposition from scoring.

  • WHAT IS A FIVE-HOLE IN ICE HOCKEY?

    There are five open areas that a player can shoot for in ice hockey: high glove side, low glove side, high stick side, low stick side, and between the goalie’s legs. The last one is referred to as a five-hole! 

     

    These open areas relate to training aids you can get for your net, including the Winnwell Accushot and the Warrior Shooter Tutor.

  • HOW CAN I IMPROVE MY SHOOTING IN ICE HOCKEY?

    Like any skill you want to improve, practice is essential — spend at least 20 minutes a day taking as many shots as possible. Work on your wrist shots for dialling in that extra accuracy and loading the stick for more powerful shooting. 

     

    Pulling the puck back, transferring your weight and making sure the shaft is in front of the blade when you go to shoot are all fundamental skills that will help you become a legendary shooter!

     

    Travelling to the rink every day to practice might not be possible for you, so get yourself a hockey net and other training aids like shooting targets or a Shooter Tutor to build pinpoint accuracy with your shots by practising at home. Pick up a simulated ice board if you haven’t got a flat surface like a driveway or concrete garage to set up in.

  • WHERE CAN I GET ICE HOCKEY GOALS AND TARGETS?

    Order your training targets and goals for ice hockey online, or visit us at Willies Coventry and stock up on all the accessories and training gear that you need to take your game to the next level.