Training aidpeneyon Field Hockey Training Mat, Hockey Practice Equipment for Stickhandling
A training aid from peneyon for players at any level, with training aid.
Field hockey training equipment for players and coaches: rebounders, goals and nets, cones, ball bags, weighted balls and coaching aids.
7 products · 7 brands · Updated October 2026
Training aidA training aid from peneyon for players at any level, with training aid.
Training aidIndependent Designers's training aid for elite players: training aid and bundle: see what is included.
Training aidTraining aid — a Giriship training aid made for players at any level.
Goals & netsA training aid from Pevo Sports for players at any level, with goals & nets.
Goals & netsDrevina's training aid for players at any level: goals & nets.
Training aidNereusfwater's training aid for players at any level: training aid.
Cones & agilityA training aid from Landical for players at any level, with cones & agility and bundle: see what is included.
The best training equipment depends on what you want to improve and where you practise:
Sizes and uses of the most common training equipment.
| Equipment | Typical size | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Regulation goal | 12 ft wide × 7 ft high (3.66 m × 2.14 m) | Matches and full-pitch training |
| Backboard | 18 in high (460 mm) | Inside the base of a regulation goal |
| Practice / backyard goal | Usually 4–6 ft wide | Shooting practice at home |
| Rebounder / rebound board | 3–8 ft long | Solo passing and receiving |
| Cones and markers | 2–12 in | Dribbling and agility drills |
| Weighted balls | Heavier than 163 g | Strength and drag-flick drills |
A flat driveway, patio or short grass works well. Put a rebounder at one end, set out a line of cones for dribbling, and put a small goal in a corner for shooting. Ten minutes of rebounder passing a day makes a noticeable difference to receiving skills.
We compare training, goals & nets from 7 brands. peneyon (1), Independent Designers (1), Giriship (1), Pevo Sports (1), Drevina (1), Nereusfwater (1) & Landical (1). Use the brand filter at the top of the page to compare them side by side, or open a brand page to see everything it makes.
Most players buy training, goals & nets together with other essentials. Compare field hockey sticks, field hockey balls, field hockey shin guards, field hockey goggles & face masks, field hockey gloves, field hockey goalie equipment & field hockey shoes & cleats, or start from the FieldHockeyWorld homepage.
Buying questions first, then questions about the products on this page.
A rebounder, a few balls and some cones cover most solo skills. Add a small goal for shooting practice.
A regulation goal is 12 ft wide and 7 ft high (3.66 m × 2.14 m), with an 18-inch backboard.
Yes, in short drills. They build wrist and forearm strength for hitting and drag flicks.
Balls and a ball bag, cones, pinnies in two colours, a coach board and portable goals.
For casual practice, yes, but a hockey goal is lower and has a backboard, so shooting practice is more realistic.
We compare 7 training, goals & nets from 7 brands: peneyon (1), Independent Designers (1), Giriship (1), Pevo Sports (1), Drevina (1), Nereusfwater (1) & Landical (1).
Experienced players often choose Field Hockey Star Skills Zone - Professional Training Surface - Field Hockey…, which are aimed at advanced and elite levels.
This page includes training aid (4), goals & nets (2) & cones & agility (1). Use the Type filter at the top of the page to narrow the list.
Every product on this page links to its Amazon listing, where you can see today's price, sizes, delivery and returns. Prices change often, so we link to the live listing instead of showing a price that might be out of date.