PLAYBOOK
Make sure everyone knows play names & how they are executed
Create challenges to increase how many times players review team material.
Players who compete with memory games are proven to retain information better.
More reps means better recall of critical information in the moment.
Make sure everyone knows play names & how they are executed
Create flash cards for key terms to test basic system knowledge
Turn game plans & film into personnel & decision games
Games are easily created from your existing plays, videos & slides. No extra setup
Game-based learning is proven to be more effective for engaging learners than lectures
Increased repetition of information is proven to increase retention of information
BRANDON ROSENTHAL
NCAA COACH
Nothing is worse than getting into a critical situation, having the perfect play call...and then realizing your players didn't know what to do.
Now you can test players knowledge, see where they need work, and reward high scorers to create competition for learning execution.
Never assume everyone knows the building blocks your system is founded on. It's hard to make progress with your playbook until everyone understands the basics.
Using games to test knowledge of terminology increases the reps player need to remember that information and lets you track whose mastered the fundamentals of your program.
If your players can't read live game situations and make the right decisions there's only so far a great game plan can take you.
Games that test knowledge of opponent's strengths, team shot selection or situational reads turn film study & game plans into interactive challenges to gauge recall of your key talking points.