Manage Paid Training Content on Your Own
Manage baseball training content without turning it into another time-consuming website task.
Key takeaways
- Create and publish training content on your own.
- Save content as a draft and finish it later.
- Update or remove content whenever the program needs to.
Get Your Training Content Online
Coaches already spend time creating drills, teaching progressions, training plans, and lessons for the athletes in their program.
Getting that information in front of more baseball players does not have to mean spending hours updating a website.
Coaches can take the material they already teach and make it available online while staying in control of what gets published.
Build It When You Are Ready
Posting Content is built into the Sports Manager, so coaches can move from an idea to a published resource without handing the process off to someone else.
Coaches can add:
- A title and description.
- A cover photo.
- PDFs or video lessons.
- Multiple lessons within one course.
- Pricing for the content.
Not ready to publish yet? Save it as a draft, come back later, and finish it when the content is ready.
Publish as Much or as Little as You Want
Coaches can publish one resource or build an entire training library, then add, update, or remove content whenever they want without rebuilding the website.
Keep Coaching After Athletes Leave
The learning does not have to stop once an athlete leaves camp.
Making training content easy to manage gives coaches another way to share what they coach, help athletes continue refining their skills, and keep pushing their development before they return to the program again.
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