Player development feedback families actually read.
Coaches just talk, with a hands-free option. playerborn turns their raw notes into a real player development update for every family.
Beckett still needs to work on his right hand a bit. I mean, I'm sorry, his left hand a bit. I also want him communicating a little more. He needs to be louder on the field, call for the ball more, help direct traffic a little more.
Beckett needs to work on his off-ball cutting. He's standing still. His teammates can't find him. He needs to find the opening and show.
Beckett has an excellent right hand.
Today at practice, Beckett was really sharp on ground balls.
In the game against Northside, I think it was on fire. His dodges were on point.
His riding is a problem though. He jogs back and lets the defenders walk it out clean. Composure was good. He stayed level when the game got chippy in the third.
He forces the long ones across the field, communication is strong, he's calling out slides all game.
Coaches don't change how they coach.
They just talk, the way they already do: after practice, after a game, any time. A hands-free option keeps the phone in their pocket. No forms, no clipboards, no writing at night.
Every update fits the player.
Written for the player's age, skill level, gender and sport. An 8-year-old beginner and a 16-year-old elite player hear it differently.
What the research covers.
playerborn is built on more than 100 published studies on how to talk to kids about their game. These are the areas they cover.
The research →It speaks your sport.
Built from our library of millions of words of real coaching, with reference players to watch and drills for what each player is working on.
Development, not a report card.
Every update builds on the season so far: what's a strength, what's still a focus, and what's getting stronger.
Built with the family in mind.
Coaches say what they think, however bluntly. playerborn keeps every point and words it constructively, so families get the whole message, said with respect.
See it with your own roster.
A short walkthrough with an example for your sport and age group.
Retain your families. Retain your coaches. Grow your program.