Features

Everything for your hockey team.

From team management and substitutions to training and development. Explore what you can do with doHockey, on and off the pitch.

Composition of actual demo captures: Metro and mobile team statistics

Feature area 01

Team and season

Keep players, coaches and positions together. Bring an existing team into the new season and adjust the squad, building on what is already there.

  • Manage players, preferred positions and formations
  • Work with several coaches on the same team
  • Manage attendance and guest players for each match
  • See which preparation needs attention in the Dugout
Explore the features for clubs
Mobile team overview with players and statistics

Feature area 02

Matches

Create a smart proposal for your lineup and substitutions. The substitution planner looks for suitable positions and balanced bench turns. You review the proposal and adapt it for your team.

  • Lineups and substitution proposals for field and indoor hockey
  • Review playing time, positions and bench turns
  • Use your match plan on mobile or as a PDF
  • Record scores and match events for supporters to follow
Substitution planning: guide and example
Demo match Metro with line rhythms, substitution stations and bench tracks

More about your match plan

Metro: reading your substitution schedule

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

Read the exact time at each substitution. The visual distance between stations does not represent playing minutes.

Maximum playing time per player

Set how much each player can play in a match. At 50% of a 70-minute match, the limit is 35 minutes. The outdoor planner respects that limit.

The percentage sets a limit for this match; it does not promise that exact number of minutes.

Demo match availability: Anne at a maximum of 75%, other players at 100%
Substitution rhythm per lineExperimental

In Advanced, choose separate substitution moments and play/rest rules for attack, midfield and defence. Line rhythms determine when substitutions happen; player limits determine how much someone can play.

Experimental and intended for field hockey. Create and edit plans in the portal; view and use them on mobile. Always review the proposal and calculated playing time.

Advanced settings: two attack, three midfield and one defense substitution moments per quarter
Reviewing planned playing time

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

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

Planned playing time with preferences and bench time
Printing or sharing the match plan

Download the saved lineup and substitution schedule as a PDF, including Metro and planned playing time. Print the plan or share a public link with your coaching team.

Sharing is your choice. Anyone with the link can view the PDF and player names. You can revoke the link.

Metro page from an exported demo match PDF

Feature area 03

Statistics

Open Statistics for your team in the Dugout. Review appearances, goals, playing minutes and positions within your team season. Tap a player to explore more.

  • Compact summary and readable player rows
  • Minutes per match and positions played
  • Player details and match history
  • Figures from completed matches in the selected team season
Explore the mobile coaching workspace
Mobile team statistics with appearances, goals and playing minutes

Feature area 04

Training

Build an exercise library, combine drills into sessions and plan several weeks ahead. Make instructions visual with pitch diagrams and animation steps.

  • Create, find, share and reuse exercises
  • Assemble sessions and build multi-week training plans
  • Play exercises step by step on the pitch
  • View previously saved exercises offline on your phone
Take your training onto the pitch
Exercise editor with pitch diagram and animation timeline

Feature area 05

Development

Collect input through team intakes, player evaluations and 360° feedback. Use recorded observations to discuss development points and choose your next training session.

  • Use a team intake as a shared starting point
  • Collect feedback and track open evaluations
  • Discuss evaluation results and differences in observations
  • Review recorded playing time and match statistics within the team season
Explore the coach story
Anonymised 360-degree team result with categories, radar and distribution

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