Game Shape — ball hockey stick and ball on wet pavement
OverHaul Fitness · Game Shape

Last the Whole Game.
Not Just the First Shift.

Strength and conditioning built for ball hockey — so you stop running out of gas halfway through, and stop paying for it for three days afterward.

🏒 Two hours a week · Train at home or in a gym · Join anytime
5Training Pillars
2Hours Per Week
4–6Weeks to Feel It
$99Per Month + GST

Playing More Doesn't
Make You Fitter.

Ball hockey will tell you exactly how fit you are. It won't make you fitter. The game spends your legs, your lungs and your hamstrings — it doesn't build any of them back.

Most players don't fall off because their hands got worse. They fall off because their legs went, and nothing outside the game was ever training them.

  • ✕ Leg strength for a quick first step and winning battles along the boards
  • ✕ Rotational power so your shot still has something on it late
  • ✕ Stopping and re-accelerating without tweaking a hamstring
  • ✕ Shift conditioning — repeat sprints, not steady-state cardio
  • ✕ Durability through hips, groin, hamstrings and lower back
"You don't need to play more. You need twenty minutes of the right work, twice a week."
Mike Fouts Registered Dietitian & Certified Personal Trainer
The gap usually isn't skill. It's that nobody ever trained the physical side of the game. Game Shape does that directly — structured, progressive, and specific to ball hockey, whatever level you play at.

Five Pillars.
Built for the Floor.

Every session targets one or more of these — so your training maps onto what the game actually asks of you.

01

Lower Body Strength

Speed starts from the ground. Single-leg strength and posterior chain power for a faster first step and more push in a battle.

  • Single-leg strength
  • Posterior chain power
  • Force production for acceleration
02

Rotational Power

A shot is a rotation, not an arm swing. Power built from the floor up so your release holds up in the last five minutes.

  • Medicine ball power work
  • Hip-driven rotation
  • Core transfer strength
03

Acceleration & Change of Direction

The floor game is start, stop, start again. Train quickness, deceleration, and the ability to go again without losing a step.

  • First-step quickness
  • Lateral acceleration
  • Deceleration control
04

Shift Conditioning

Jogging doesn't prepare you for a shift. Train the energy systems that let you go hard, sit down, and go hard again.

  • Repeat sprint ability
  • Shift-length interval work
  • Faster recovery on the bench
05

Durability & Injury Resilience

Hamstrings, groin, ankles and lower back take the brunt of this game. Build the capacity to keep showing up all season.

  • Adductor and hip stability
  • Hamstring resilience
  • Core stability under fatigue
You know what to train, why you're training it, and you build week after week — instead of starting over every spring.

Built for People
Who Play.

Beer league, competitive division, or the drop-in you refuse to miss — if you play ball hockey, the training is the same. What changes is where you start.

✓ This is for you if…

  • You play ball hockey — league, drop-in, or tournaments
  • You're done after two shifts and you know it
  • You're sore for two or three days after a game
  • You used to be fitter and you'd like that back
  • You'd rather follow a plan than guess in the gym
  • You're tired of fitness being the thing holding your game back

✗ This is not for you if…

  • You don't currently play ball hockey
  • You want general fitness with no carry-over to the floor
  • You're looking for a quick fix instead of steady progression

You Don't Need to Be Fit to Start

The program puts you at the right starting point based on where you actually are — not where you wish you were.

Haven't trained in a while?

You start on a three-week on-ramp that builds the movement base first. Nobody gets dropped into phase one cold.

No gym membership?

Every phase has a home version built around dumbbells and a bench. Training in the garage counts.

Only two days a week?

Programs are built for two, three, or four days. Two consistent days beats four you never do.

Group or Coached.
Both Built for the Floor.

Group Coaching gives you the full program with group support. Coached gives you your own coach adjusting it as your season goes. Both are billed monthly with no commitment.

Group Coaching

Group
Coaching

The full ball hockey program with group coaching support — no assigned trainer.

$99/month + GST

Billed monthly — cancel anytime

BetaWe're actively building this program with our members. Join now and keep $99/month for as long as you stay.
  • Full ball hockey strength program
  • Rotational power and shift conditioning sessions
  • Built-in progression across the season
  • App access with exercise demos
  • Nutrition resources from a Registered Dietitian
  • Private community to ask questions in
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Coached

Your own coach adapting the program as your season goes. This is our Coached 1-on-1 tier, applied to ball hockey.

$189/month + GST

Billed monthly — cancel anytime

  • Everything in Group Coaching
  • Program tailored to your schedule and equipment
  • Regular adjustments based on how you're responding
  • In-season and playoff adjustments
  • Two-way messaging with your coach
  • Individual guidance on what to prioritise
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When You Need More Than a Program

Group Coaching builds the physical base, and for most players that's exactly what's been missing. But a program you follow can only take you so far — some things need a coach making calls on your behalf.

  • You're peaking for a tournament weekend or a playoff run
  • You're managing load across a heavy game schedule
  • You're working around an injury or something that keeps flaring up
  • You want your nutrition built into the same plan, not run separately

If any of those are you, start with Coached. Same ball hockey programming underneath — but someone adjusting it to your season, your body, and what you're actually training for.

Apply for Coached — $189/month →

Both tiers are billed monthly with no commitment. Group Coaching is covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee for the first 30 days; after that, cancel with two weeks' notice.
Want higher-touch 1-on-1 coaching? View all private coaching tiers →

Here's Exactly
What Happens Next

1

Choose Your Level

Pick Group Coaching or Coached. Group Coaching gets you access straight away.

2

Answer a Few Questions

A short intake — how often you play, what equipment you have, how long since you trained — so you land on the right starting phase.

3

Get App Access

Your program opens in the training app with exercise demos, your weekly schedule, and progression already built in.

4

Start Training

Two sessions a week. You'll notice it on the floor inside four to six weeks.

Want to Start Free?

Join the free Nutrition x Fitness Collective — evidence-based training and nutrition guidance, weekly tips from coaches and dietitians, and a community to ask questions in. A good place to see how we coach before you commit to anything.

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