Read. React. Score.
The Shooter turns a shooting drill into a game. An overhead monitor lights one of five targets and the player has a split second to read it and finish. Every shot is scored, every session is measured.
- Lit targets
- 5
- Metrics scored per shot
- 2
- Shots measured
- 100%
Game pressure, every rep
01The monitor calls the shot
Above the goal, a monitor lights one of five targets — the four corners and the five-hole. Signal frequency and display time are adjustable.
02The player reads and reacts
No pre-planned shot. The player must see the target and finish before the window closes — the same read-and-react demand as a real game.
03The software scores it
After each set the system evaluates accuracy and measures shot speed, so progress becomes a number, not a feeling.
Read the target. React. Now you.
This is the read-and-react demand the Shooter trains. In the rink it is a puck and a split second — here, hit the lit target before the next one calls.
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What the Shooter is
A complete reactive shooting station built around a hockey goal.
The monitor and computer are not part of the delivery.
- Goal
- Hockey goal with an integrated tutor shooter
- Targets
- Five — four corners and the five-hole
- Signal
- Overhead monitor, adjustable frequency and timing
- Evaluation
- Accuracy and shot speed, scored every set
- Modes
- Adjustable shot count and difficulty, including hardcore
Every part of the Shooter
The goal, the overhead signal, the targets and the software that turns ten shots into a verdict.
When every shot has a number, the number climbs
Shooting accuracy is not a feeling — it is a percentage. When a player can watch it move, they chase it. This is the curve a measured player tends to walk.
Illustrative progression, not measured data — every Shooter installation logs its own.
The Shooter vs the shooting machine
How the Shooter compares to an automated shooting machine and to classic on-ice work — on what each one actually trains, and what your club is left with.
ProSportTec Shooter | RapidShot | Classic on-ice | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Targets | Four corners and the five-hole, on a real goal | Three-colour goal-light zones | Wherever the coach points |
| What it measures | Accuracy and shot speed, every ten shots | Speed, accuracy and release time | Nothing — the coach's eye |
| Hardware | Sensors on a hockey goal — little to break | High-speed cameras and dual puck-feed robotics | None |
| Setup | Standalone — synthetic or real ice | A fixed, installed shooting lane | Needs a sheet of ice |
| What you walk away with | An asset your club owns outright | A quote-gated install, per location | An invoice for ice time |
Bring the Shooter to your club
Tell us about your facility and goals and our team will put together a configuration, quote, delivery and installation plan for your Shooter.
Request a quoteOr call us — Europe and North America.