Transcript
Take your first touch across your body to open up the field.
See it in action
The output,before you sign up.
Most tools ask you to imagine the result. Watch what Coach Sidekick builds from a single recorded session, end to end: how it starts, what the coach controls, what a player receives, what their coach sees, and what it becomes over a season.
47-second product film
From feedback to the next action.
A spoken coaching moment becomes organized feedback. The coach reviews every item and decides what reaches the player. The same player then receives a specific takeaway and a relevant drill that turns the feedback into a next practice step.
Silent film with on-screen text. Playback starts only when you choose it.
coachsidekick.ai/coach/review
RecordingPractice · 42:18
Attributed to the player it was meant for
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It starts with what was said.
A coach records a session on the phone already in their pocket. Every spoken moment is transcribed and routed to the player it was meant for.
- Recorded in one tap
- No note-taking, no clipboard. The coach coaches; the phone in their pocket listens.
- Transcribed word for word
- Every cue a coach gives out loud, captured as it was actually said.
- Routed to the player
- Each moment attributed to the individual it was meant for, ready to become their feedback.
coachsidekick.ai/coach/review
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The coach stays in control.
Before anything reaches a player, the coach reviews it: approving, editing, reassigning, or removing each piece of feedback.
- Approve, edit, or reassign
- Reword a comment, fix a category, or send it to the right player. Or cut it entirely.
- Nothing is automatic
- No feedback reaches a player until the coach releases the session.
- The AI assists, the coach decides
- Every comment is the coach's to keep, change, or remove before anyone sees it.
coachsidekick.ai/player/feedback
Session recap
You read the game well tonight and stayed brave on the ball. The next step is turning quicker when a defender steps in.
generaltactical
You kept your head up and read the back line well. Keep hunting the ball when they try to play out from the back.
technicalpositional
Take your first touch across your body to open up the field. It buys you a second before the pressure arrives.
Receive and Turn: First Touch to Space
Technical12minFoundation II
Why this drill
It trains the exact first touch that turns pressure into time.
Focus on
- Open your hips before the ball arrives.
- Push the first touch into space, not to your feet.
- Look over your shoulder before you receive.
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What the player gets.
The morning after a session, each player opens a digest built only from what their coach said to them.
- Attributed by player
- Every comment is tied to the individual it was meant for, not dropped into a team feed.
- In the coach's meaning
- The coach's spoken words, rewritten as something a player can actually act on.
- A drill for the gap
- Each correction carries a drill matched to the exact skill behind it, with focus points.
- No grades
- A player sees what to work on next, never a rank or a score.
And when a drill has an animation
They can watch it run, not just read it.
coachsidekick.ai/player/drills
Built on the same tactics engine coaches use to draw up a session. Not every drill has an animation.
The engine behind it
The same board coaches use to draw up a session.
coachsidekick.ai/coach/tactics
coachsidekick.ai/coach/debrief
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What the coach sees.
The same session, turned back on the coach: a private look at who they reached, when, and how they actually coached.
- Who you reached
- Which players got individual coaching this session, and which only shared in the group work.
- When you reached them
- The rhythm of the session: when your feedback landed on an individual versus the whole group.
- How you coached
- Specific versus generic, praise versus correction, and when in the rep you spoke. Described, not graded.
- A mirror, not a scorecard
- Private to the coach. A reflection on the session you just ran, never shared or graded.
And how you coached
Every coaching moment, placed on the session clock.
Instruction, correction, praise, and the rest, colored by kind and counted. A read on how you coached, described and never graded.
coachsidekick.ai/coach/debrief
coachsidekick.ai/coach/roster
- Technical
- Tactical
- Physical
- Psychological
A rounded picture of growth across four dimensions of the game. A shape, never a single rating.
The same shape, filling out across the season
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What it builds over a season.
Session after session, the feedback adds up to a picture of how a player is developing, on their own terms.
- Four dimensions
- Growth tracked across the technical, tactical, physical, and psychological sides of the game.
- A shape, not a number
- A rounded picture that fills out over a season as the feedback adds up, never one rating.
- Every skill, mapped
- Zoom in to see which skills have been coached and which have not come up yet. Coverage, never a rating.
Under the shape, a map of the whole game.
The four-corner shape is the summary. Underneath it is every skill in the game, and how much of it a player has actually been coached on.
coachsidekick.ai/coach/roster
The screens on this page are a mix. The coach review, the session mirror, the tactics board, and the skill terrain are real captures of the product running on a fictional demo team. The rest are illustrative reconstructions of the same views. No real player appears anywhere. A coach reviews and approves every piece of feedback before any of it reaches a player, and the development views describe coverage and growth, never a rating or a rank.
See it on your own team.
Record one session and watch it come back as feedback for every player. If you run a youth program that takes development seriously, we would like to work with you.