MAKE YOUR
🥇DREAM TEAM🥇
Helping female hockey players make their dream team by teaching, training, and inspiring them to become strong, skilled, and confident, both on & off the ice.
PROGRAMS FOR EVERY STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT
Online Strength, Skills, and Mental Performance Group Training Program
Registration now open for the 2023 Off-Season Transformation Program
- April 17th - August 5th, 2023
- 5 Days Per Week for 16 Weeks
- $276 USD Total
2023 On-Ice Skating and Skills Camps
Registration open for all of our 2023 on-ice skating and skills camps
- Chicago Weekly Spring Clinics
- Chicago Full Day Camp
- Fond Du Lac Full Day Camp
- Traverse City Full Day Camp
- Boston Masterclass
1:1 Training, Nutrition, and Mentorship Program
Our most elite program, open to only 5 total elite level players (pro/university/AAA U19).
- 16-week individualized off-season training, nutrition, and mentorship program.
- Data driven, tracked and analyzed daily.
- 100% commitment required for acceptance.
Your dream team awaits…
Start training RIGHT NOW! 📩
Follow along with this free, complete stickhandling training session to take you one step closer to your dream team.
TEACH.
TRAIN.
INSPIRE.
Hey there!
I'M COACH HAYLEY🤗
I’m lucky enough to be living my dream life all because I fell in love with a game, and I am determined to help you do the same.
Hockey Worldwide is on a mission to help female hockey players make their dream team by teaching, training, and inspiring them to become strong, skilled, and confident, both on and off the ice 🏒
“…Because of the value combined with the gains in strength and confidence we have witnessed with our own daughter, we highly recommend any program Hockey Worldwide has to offer."
-Casey and Zac Hardin
“…we could not ask for a better role model for our daughter.
At all times, Hayley is professional, warm, patient and as an athlete and a woman demonstrates the kind of leadership to which we all aspire for our daughters.
She is a true ambassador for girls’ and womens’ hockey and has such a positive impact on our young athletes."
- Heather Amistadi
