Whoeveryou are,we've got you.
Whether you're getting back in shape, training for a marathon, a student athlete, or working on mental performance in golf — Playbook Pass meets you where you are.
The math nobody fixes
A real
development team
shouldn't cost $400 a week.
Done right, multi-pillar youth training — a skills coach, a speed coach, sport IQ work, a mental performance check-in, a nutrition plan — runs $400–$500 a week. Almost no family can do that. So most kids end up with one $75 lesson and a lot of guessing.
We unbundle it. $10/mo for the coordinated weekly plan. $10/wk for each signature trainer you actually want. $30–$50 when you need a real human session. Add what helps this week, drop what doesn't.
Walk through the full math- • Skills trainer · $75/session × 2
- • Speed & agility · $60/session × 2
- • Sport IQ tutoring · $50/wk
- • Mental performance · $80/wk
- • Nutrition consult · ~$30/wk
- • $10/mo coordinated weekly plan
- • +$10/wk per signature trainer (1–3)
- • +$30–$50 occasional human session
- • +$10/wk optional club add-on
- • Add or drop any week — no lock-in
Pick your shoes
Built for the
whole sideline.
See the work.
One weekly picture of your athlete. Across every coach, every team, every season.
Coach the kid.
Less admin, more sideline. Quick observations turn into a development picture you can share.
Run the program.
Public site, schedules, fundraising, and a development pulse for every team — one operating layer.
Build the deck.
Your creator page, your sequences, your athletes — calibrated weekly and paid out every Friday.
The flywheel
Observation,
rollup,
weekly picture.
The same loop that turns mental notes into real development. Coaches and parents observe. We structure. The athlete sees progress. The trainer calibrates. Every week, sharper.
Observation
Coaches and parents capture what they see — a rep, a behavior, a moment. 10 seconds, no friction.
Rollup
We structure the noise into the Five Pillars: Skills, IQ, Speed, Mental, Nutrition.
Weekly Picture
One screen the family sees on Sunday. One screen the coach sees on Monday. Same picture, different angles.
Word from the field
"I finally know what my kid is actually working on this week."
"Took 10 minutes a week and replaced an hour of texting parents."
"The development pulse is what keeps our board happy."
One picture.
Every week.
Pick the door that fits you. We'll meet you on the sideline.