Development programs
Progress your players can see.
Development plans, a skills framework, level checks and video notes pinned to the second. Every player knows where they stand and what comes next.
- Level check 0–8
- Game Tape
- Weekly parent reports

Skills framework
Every player measured against the same framework.
Group skills into pillars, track metrics and rate patterns of play. Development plans and goals build on the same framework, so progress means the same thing to you, your players and their parents.
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Skill pillars
Level check
Estimate4.5/ 8
Pattern of play
- Bandeja to hold the net
- Lob and take the net
- Back-wall exit
Development plans & goals
A plan for each player, with goals tied to the skills that matter.
Metrics
Numbers you track over time, instead of guesses from memory.
Level check 0–8
A level starts as an estimate and becomes verified.
Game Tape
Notes pinned to the exact second.
Clip the moment, tag it by skill, pin your note to the second and draw on the frame. Players see exactly what you saw.
- Clips organised by skill
- Notes pinned to the second, drawings on the frame
- Match feedback and live scouting with shot stats

Between lessons
On track for the six days between lessons.
Journeys break a program into stages and missions. The Daily Path gives players a rhythm: intention, check-in, reflection and night close.
- Journeys in stages, with missions to complete
- Daily Path flags players who've been quiet for 3 days
- Plan with Win turns one spoken sentence into a week of missions
- Mental training with mood tracking and gratitude journaling
Weekly reports
A weekly report for the player, and a shorter one for parents.
Win drafts weekly reports for one player or up to 50 at once. You review them, and nothing is sent until you sign off.
- A player version and a shorter parent version
- One player or up to 50 at once
- Lesson debriefs drafted by Win from your voice note

Questions
What coaches ask about development.
How does the level check work?
Players get a level on a 0–8 scale. It starts as an estimate and becomes verified.
What's in the skills framework?
Skills grouped into pillars, metrics you track over time and ratings for patterns of play. Development plans and goals build on it.
What is Game Tape?
Video review for coaches: clips organised by skill, notes pinned to the exact second and drawings on the frame.
Do parents get reports?
Yes. Weekly reports come in a player version and a shorter parent version, drafted by Win for one player or up to 50 at once.
What do players do between lessons?
They follow journeys made of missions, plus a Daily Path: intention, check-in, reflection and night close. Mood tracking and gratitude journaling support the mental side.
Can I scout matches live?
Yes. Match feedback and live scouting record shot stats during the match.
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