Field hockey coach app for your team

Your team prepared.
More focus on the game.

Use the field hockey coach app for team management, lineups and substitutions. Create a substitution plan that fits your players. Follow it in Metro, take it to the sideline and review team statistics on your phone.

Team · Match · Training · Development

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How to read Metro

Follow the plan. See every change.

A track is a position. The name shows who plays there; a station marks a change. Bench tracks and dotted connections show rest and position changes.

Demo match Metro with line rhythms, substitution stations and bench tracks
01

Position

Follow who occupies a position within the line.

02

Change moment

Read the exact time; visual spacing does not measure minutes.

03

Bench and movement

See who rests and who changes position.

Per player, per match

Set how much each player can play.

Choose a maximum availability for each player. For example, 50% of a 70-minute match means at most 35 minutes. The outdoor planner respects that limit when distributing playing time.

Choose a percentage. The limit applies to this match and does not promise that exact number of minutes.

Demo match availability: Anne at a maximum of 75%, other players at 100%

Per line

Give each line a suitable substitution rhythm.

Advanced · experimental

Set separate substitution moments for attack, midfield and defence. Add consecutive-play and bench-rest rules. Advanced looks for a proposal within those settings, considering playing time and preferred positions.

For outdoor matches. Create and edit Advanced plans in the portal; view and execute them on mobile. You review the proposal.

Advanced settings: two attack, three midfield and one defense substitution moments per quarter

Review your proposal

See what the plan means for your players.

Review planned minutes, preferred positions and bench time to assess the distribution before the match starts.

P1, P2, P3 and bench time use the full match duration. These are planned match figures; team statistics cover completed matches.

Planned playing time with preferences and bench time
How do line rhythms and player limits work together?

The line rhythm determines when a line can substitute. The player limit caps someone’s playing time across the whole match. In the demo plan shown, midfield has three substitution moments per quarter and Anne can play at most 75% of 70 minutes: 52:30. Then review each player’s calculated playing time.

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Six benefits for your team

More clarity before, during and after the whistle.

Your team is the foundation. Players, coaches and positions stay connected to your matches, training and evaluations.

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How it works in practice

From preparation to the next training session.

Demo match Metro with line rhythms, substitution stations and bench tracks
01

Prepare

Choose available players and add a guest player if needed. Create and review your lineup and substitution plan, then share the schedule with your coaching team.

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Mobile Metro of a paused demo match, showing attack and midfield
02

Coach

Take the plan on your phone. Record the score, substitutions and events, and let parents and supporters follow the match.

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Mobile team statistics with appearances, goals and playing minutes
03

Reflect

Review team statistics on your phone. Discuss the figures alongside your observations and choose exercises for the next training.

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Your team at a glance

From team statistics to each player’s story.

Review appearances, goals, playing minutes and positions within the team season. Compact player rows keep the overview readable on your phone.

Mobile team statistics with appearances, goals and playing minutes

Per player

Review the numbers alongside your observations.

Tap a player for seasons, appearances and match history. Bring that information into your next coaching conversation.

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Mobile player statistics with season and match history

For hockey clubs

Let good coaching reach beyond one team.

Share training content, work with other coaches and build on existing teams and knowledge each season. Start with a few teams and expand when it suits your club.

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Club overview with teams, players and coaches

Free for the hockey community. Better together.

doHockey is a project and will remain free to use, with no subscription. Now and in the future. Every contribution is welcome.