Improve your cognitive skills and win amazing prizes every month. The overall winners win a trip to the Stanley Cup Playoffs 2022!
Sense Arena is excited to name former NHL goaltending coach and scout Brian Daccord as Director of Goaltending Development.
We have added some very exciting features to both platforms that make training in Sense Arena even better.
The first NOJHL team starts using Sense Arena as part of their regular training regime.
Starting today, our customers can earn months of free subscription.
Practice like the Dominator would if he had the chance to experience Virtual Reality training back in his prime years.
We are proud to welcome the "Godfather of Swedish Goaltending" to our Hockey Advisory Board.
Practice makes perfect. Get thousands of reps off the ice with VR training.
Sense Arena for Players that you can take with you anywhere? Yes! The updated platform is arriving on Oculus Quest 2 in June.
Play through five weeks of Challenges and one Final round that reveals the true Sense Arena goaltending champion.
Our pack keeps growing and the new member is howling at the moon out of excitement.
The new version will bring the same "to-go" solution that goalies have been able to use for the past several months.
New Jersey Devils name Sense Arena, world-leader in virtual reality ice hockey training, as official cognitive training tool.
Sense Arena as an Official Cognitive Training Tool of the Brandon Wheat Kings!
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We prepared a plan together with Jeff Walker, director at Stop It Goaltending, one of the biggest goaltending schools in the US.
New training plan by Maria Mountain and video drills are available at Sense Arena!
Virtual reality for goaltenders? Read the InGoalMag.com review on Sense Arena.
Check out all the new awesome features the Sense Arena for Goalies brings in the new release.
The reporters at NHL Network discuss how virtual reality changes goaltending practice with Kevin Woodley.
The Goalie to Go & Revolution Synthetic Ice Training Kit is the ultimate off-ice setup for goalies to improve their skills.
The 1st Sense Arena for skaters installed in Western Canada.
60 systems installed, 9 countries conquered, 2,510 registered players and 127,044 executed drills.
Time-limited offer on the Sense Arena for Goalies systems. Shop now and take $300 off the initial price.
In just 2 months since the launch!
Two-times Stanley Cup Champion Bill Ranford speaks about the evolution of goaltending.
We are happy to announce the release of a new version of the Sense Arena for Goalies.
We are proud to share with you an independent review of Sense Arena for Goalies by Maria Mountain of the famous GoalieTrainingPro.com.
Sense Arena is a training platform that delivers unique skills development that can’t be trained elsewhere.
The first 50 systems have been already delivered to goalies and training organizations with very positive feedback.
Boeing is spinning up a VR training program for its upcoming Starliner mission to the International Space Station in 2021.
We welcome Brian Daccord on the team as the Goaltending Advisor.
It is imperative that all facilities follow safety and health guidelines while using Sense Arena.
Join our Hockey E-skills Challenge. We are looking for the best players in the world!
The King's NHL, AHL and Junior teams use the advanced system for player evaluation, development and safe return to play at the TSPC.
An Independent Study of University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point
Are you born with it or can hockey smarts be learned? An Article by Dr. Len Zaichkowsky
Our highest priority is the health and safety of our facilities, players and our staff.
Sense Arena's Score Card now provides aggregated Read & React scores to help players easily identify areas for cognitive development.
Sense Arena serves the needs of brain training for goalies. We released the first six drills to work on reaction speed and reading the play.
We are proud to announce that Dr. Len Zaichkowsky, former Boston University professor, has joined the Scientific Advisory Board as its head.
