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The rest of the program

The parts that run all year

A season is five months. A program is twelve. The schedule everybody is actually looking at, the roster that took one link to build, and the summer work that decides what November looks like.

The team calendar showing a month of practices, games, lifts and film

One schedule everybody is looking at

Games, practices, lifts, team meals. In one calendar your players and your staff both see, instead of in a group chat that scrolled away four days ago. Recurring practices go in once, every Monday and Wednesday through the end of the season, and moving one date does not disturb the other nineteen.

One link builds the roster

Assistants get the full toolbox. Players get the playbook, the language and the calendar. Never the scout. Never the practice plan. And most of a roster never signs up for anything, so a name you type into a box score once is offered back to you every game after that.

Find out who actually shot this summer

Players log their own work and the leaderboard sorts it out. It settles the August conversation before you have it, and it is the one part of this your players will open without being told to. Kids will chase a number on a board. Let them.

The offseason leaderboard ranking players by shots made, with tabs for other metrics

Fourteen days free, no card

Import the playbook you already have, draw one new set, and build next week's practice plan out of drills you already run.

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