MAP Membership

Dedicated Hockey Players.
Complete Athletes.
Real Outcomes.

For more than 20 years, MAP Hockey has built one of the most respected hockey development environments in the country. This is not seasonal training. This is a complete development system.

21

Olympians

76

NHL Draft Picks

252

Professional Players

105

National Team Players

525

NCAA Commitments

313

Junior A Players

Map Hockey Membership At A Glance

Program

MAP Hockey Membership

Athletes Served

Bantam through post-high school, male and female

Coach Ratio

Maximum 8:1
1 coach per 8 athletes

Application Window

Opens August 1, 2026 (2027 season)

Season

Year-Round / 2 Phases: Off-season (8 months of structured, progressive training) In-Season (4 months of mentorship, guidance, film review, and exposure support)

Training Schedule

Flexible, most athletes train approximately 3 days per week; Ice availability up to 5 days per week

Locations

Blaine, MN
Plymouth, MN
Hudson, WI

This is where driven athletes train with purpose, are coached with intention, and develop within a system designed to prepare them for where the game can take them.

The Standard for Elite Development

MAP Hockey Membership is built for athletes who are serious about their future in the game.

MAP Hockey is not designed for everyone. Membership provides a structured, high-performance environment where driven players train alongside other elite athletes, coached by a full-time staff of former professional players and coaches with decades of experience developing players at every level of the game.

For more than 20 years, MAP Hockey has developed players not just for the next season, but for the next level.

Player in a blue MAP jersey and green-striped socks skating in a low stance with stick on the ice

A Complete Develoment System

MAP Hockey operates year-round in two phases, bridging the gap between training and competition. The program does not stop when the season starts.

Off-Season
(8 Months)

From the conclusion of the High School season through the Fall, with a flexible summer structure, MAP Athletes train inside a structured, progressive model that integrates:

  • On-ice development
  • Strength & conditioning
  • Skill refinement
  • Hockey IQ performance
  • Game situation training

In-Season
(4 Months)

During the 4 months of the competitive winter season, MAP Athletes stay connected to the program through:

  • Ongoing membership and guidance
  • Junior and college hockey exposure support
  • Individual MAP Hockey IQ personalized game film analysis
  • Customized strength and conditioning plans

This integrated model ensures athletes are continuously developing, both on and off the ice.

Need a more tailored approach? Our team works with families to find the best path forward for their athlete.

A Proven Track Record

There is no other program like this anywhere in the country. For more than 20 years, MAP Hockey has developed players at the highest levels of the game. As of the 2025-26 season:

21

Olympians

76

NHL Draft Picks

252

Professional Players

105

National Team Players

525

NCAA Commitments

313

Junior A Players

Training & Development

Coach in a black MAP Hockey jersey and helmet talking to players in blue jerseys
Player-to-Coach Ratio

From the conclusion of the High School season through the Fall, with a flexible summer structure, MAP Athletes train inside a structured, progressive model that integrates:

  • On-ice development
  • Strength & conditioning
  • Skill refinement
  • Hockey IQ performance
  • Game situation training

Player in a blue MAP jersey and striped socks skating with the puck across open ice
Training Frequency & Flexibilty

MAP Hockey provides structure while allowing flexibility for athletes managing multiple commitments. Most players train approximately three days per week. Ice time is available up to five days per week for athletes who want to train more. Membership can be structured for each athlete.

Athlete in a black MAP shirt running on turf in a training facility lined with hockey jerseys
Training Structure

Each training day includes:

  • 1 hour of On-ice Training Skill development, skating & competition
  • 1 hour of Off-ice Strength & Speed Training Individually customized and specifically for hockey performance
  • 30-45 minutes of Shooting & Stick Handling High repetition refinement & confidence building

Player in a blue MAP jersey handling the puck near the boards in front of a visitor bench
On-Ice Training

Each on-ice session is intentionally designed to maximize development:

  • Skating development (20 minutes) Advanced edge work, speed, and efficiency
  • Position-specific skills (20 minutes) High-level skill work tailored to game situations
  • Competitive small area games (20 minutes) Habits are tested and decision-making is refined

Our Proven Process

The MAP Method chart showing initial steps and a year-long plan by season with the MAP Hockey logo

Strength and Conditioning Through Dark Horse Performance

Development does not stop when an athlete leaves the ice. Full MAP members receive integrated strength and conditioning through Dark Horse Performance, where CSCS-certified coaches use advanced performance testing to identify each athlete’s individual needs. 

Teen in a black shirt and shorts stepping through low orange hurdles on gym turf
Teen in a black MAP Hockey hoodie gripping a barbell inside a squat rack
Athlete doing a barbell bench press while a spotter in a black hoodie and cap stands behind

Testing is bi-weekly throughout the training season, allowing coaches to continually adjust each athlete’s workout plan based on their progress and development. 

Athletes build the strength, speed, power, mobility, and durability needed to perform at a higher level while reducing the limitations that can hold them back on the ice. 

Because programming is individualized, athletes training side by side may complete different workouts based on what each athlete needs most.

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Who Is Coaching Your Athlete?

MAP Hockey’s full-time coaching staff brings professional playing and coaching experience at the highest levels of the game. These are not part-time instructors. These coaches have played professionally, coached at the college and junior levels, and have dedicated their careers to developing elite hockey athletes.

All MAP Hockey coaches complete a structured onboarding process covering our development methodology, communication standards, and video evaluation process. Every coach who works with your athlete is MAP certified.

Coach in a black jersey filming a skater on an orange-cased tablet during on-ice practice

For athletes pursuing the next level, MAP Hockey Advisors provides dedicated college and junior hockey guidance.

Season Details

MAP Hockey runs from the conclusion of the high school season through the fall.


2026 Programming Schedule: March 11 – November 5, 2026


The 2027 application window opens August 1, 2026

Eligibility

MAP Hockey membership is open to male and female athletes across four campuses in the Twin Cities metro area and western Wisconsin.


The 2027 application window opens August 1, 2026 for players competing as 1st year Bantams and older during the 2026-27 season.

Younger athletes, please see MAP Futures.

How To Apply

There is a two-step process to becoming a MAP Hockey Member for the MAP Season.
1. Apply

Complete the online application.

You will hear from our staff within 48 hours of receiving your application. All applicants will be notified of their status after they have been scouted by a MAP Hockey instructor.

2. Register & Purchase

All accepted players will be notified of their acceptance into the MAP Hockey program. A player’s spot is secured only after registration is complete and payment has been received.

Please note: Goalie spots are limited. MEGA Goaltending staff selects a maximum of 5 goalies per graduating class for MAP Hockey membership.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find quick answers to common questions. Need more help? Contact us and we’ll be happy to help.

MAP Hockey, the Minnesota Advancement Program, is a year-round, high-performance training program for serious hockey athletes from peewee through post-high school. MAP Hockey operates across four campuses in the Twin Cities metro area and western Wisconsin.

MAP Hockey trains at four campuses:

  • The Super Rink at Herb Brooks Training Center in Blaine
  • The FHIT Hockey Training Center in Hudson, Wisconsin
  • The MAP Hockey Training Center at the Plymouth Ice Center, Plymouth

MAP Hockey has been developing elite hockey athletes for more than 20 years. The program has produced 21 Olympians, 76 NHL draft picks, 252 professional players, and 525 NCAA commitments.

Yes, MAP Hockey serves both male and female athletes from Squirts through post-high school.

APply Now

Ready to get started? Apply for MAP Hockey Membership and take the first step today.

Locations

Front entrance of the Super Rink building in Blaine seen across an empty parking lot
Blaine Campus

1850 105th Avenue NE
Blaine, MN 55449

(612) 804-6365

Glass and metal entrance of the Hudson Sports and Civic Center under a cloudy sky
Hudson Campus

1820 Hanley Rd
Hudson, WI 54016

(715) 808-9566

Exterior of Plymouth Ice Center with flags flying out front and people walking by the entrance
Plymouth Campus

3650 Plymouth Blvd
Minneapolis, MN 55446

(612) 804-6920