One loop, every lesson.
The coach stays in charge the whole way. TIE Game handles the busywork so the coaching keeps going after everyone leaves the cage, the rink or the range.
The coach talks for 30 seconds
Right after the lesson, tap the mic and talk it through, like you would to a parent. What you worked on, the drills to do and what to film.
The plan is drafted. The coach approves it.
TIE Game turns the recap into a week of practice: the focus points, the drills for each day and any video to send back. Edit anything, then send it. Nothing reaches the athlete until you say so.
The athlete puts in the work
- Today's drills from their own coach, as a simple checklist
- Record or upload video when the coach asks for it
- Rate how practice felt, with a quick note
The coach walks in already caught up
Before the next lesson, a short brief shows what got done, what felt off and what to fix first. Games and post-game check-ins show up there too.
Parents stay in the loop
- Upcoming lessons, this week's practice and the coach's notes in one place
- A monthly progress update the coach sends in a few taps
- Included in every message with the coach for athletes under 18
The rest of coaching, in one place
These are early previews, shaped by feedback from coaches.
One thread per athlete, with parents included.
Lessons, locations and reschedule requests.
Your own drills with your own demo videos.
Coaching a few athletes? Try it free this winter.
We're looking for a handful of private coaches to help shape TIE Game.