Recorded Webinar
From Training to Game Day: Performance Insights from UConn Ice Hockey
This event was hosted on December 4, 2025 @ 09:00AM EST.
Webinar with Moe Butler, Associate Athletic Director for Sports Performance, and Joel DeMarco, Director of Olympic Sports Performance at the University of Connecticut.
We’ll explore how Moe and Joel use the Firstbeat Sports system with both the men’s and women’s ice hockey teams to monitor internal load on a day-to-day basis to optimize training and help ensure players are primed for game day.
How do elite college teams turn daily training data into game-day results?
In this session, you’ll learn:
- How internal load monitoring informs training design and game-day preparation
- Real-world examples of how physiological data supports decision-making for a top NCAA ice hockey program
- Practical insights into how to effectively integrate physiological data in your daily coaching workflow
Whether you’re working in collegiate sports, pro ice hockey, or performance development, this webinar will give you valuable insights into optimizing athlete performance with a data-informed approach.
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