Upcoming Webinar

Managing Individual Responses in Elite Ice Hockey

Thursday August 27th, 2026 @ at 13:00 CEST, 14:00 EEST, 12:00 BST 

Join Joel Wenning (Firstbeat) and Marko Haverinen, Head of Performance at Tappara, Finland’s most successful ice hockey club and current Liiga champions, for a free webinar exploring how physiological data is used to monitor player responses and support performance throughout the season. 

Drawing on years of experience using Firstbeat across Tappara’s men’s and youth teams, Marko will share the practical approaches his staff use to translate physiological data into everyday coaching decisions. 

In this webinar, you’ll learn: 

  • How physiological data is integrated into Tappara’s daily training process  
  • Why players can have very different physiological responses to the same external workload  
  • How to assess aerobic endurance during congested fixture schedules using submaximal testing  
  • How training load and recovery are managed across a typical training week  
  • How objective data supports better day-to-day coaching decisions  

Whether you’re working in professional or collegiate ice hockey, this session will provide practical insights you can apply within your own team. 

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Speakers

Marko Haverinen Head of Performance at Tappara

Marko Haverinen is the Head of Performance at Tappara ice hockey club. Marko studied Sports Science at the University of Jyväskylä in Finland, and has also worked at the Pajulahti Sports Institute, a High-Performance Training Center.

Joel Wenning Customer Success Manager, Firstbeat

Joel Wenning is a Customer Success Manager at Firstbeat. He is a certified exercise physiologist, and one of our most experienced CSMs at Firstbeat, having supported elite and professional sport organisations from the top leagues like NHL, NFL, NBA, MLS and PL for 4 years now. He works with clients across the globe, helping teams translate physiological training-load data into practical decisions.


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