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Homefield Coach

Practice for kids 8–16 · 30 sports

Build the base that lasts.

A week built for your child’s age, a rest day the app will not remove, and a session length you choose: 30, 45 or 60 minutes.

No payment details. The Player Card is optional and does not unlock practice.

App not in the store yet

Homefield Coach is not in the App Store or Google Play yet. There is nothing to install today, and we would rather say so than show a button that goes nowhere.

Email me when it is in the store

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The app’s Your family’s week screen: 5 days of practice, Thursday and Sunday are rest days, a session length of 30, 45 or 60 minutes with 45 chosen, and soccer and basketball in rotation.

The app’s session screen: block 1 of 5, Toe Taps, with the drill’s instruction and picture, a countdown at 6:12 left in the block, and the next drill, Inside-Foot Pass.

Two real screens from the app: a parent’s week, and the timer on a practice day. Shown with soccer and basketball — every sport’s week is built the same way.

When young athletes start looking better, friends pull them toward show-off work and the fundamentals slip. Homefield Coach keeps the base — and the parent — in the room.

The week

Rest is protected by the software, not by advice.

The most common week

  1. MondaySkill
  2. TuesdayConditioning
  3. WednesdaySkill
  4. ThursdayRestProtected
  5. FridaySkill
  6. SaturdayGameGame speed
  7. SundayRestProtected

3 skill · 1 conditioning · 1 game · 2 rest. 7 of 30 sports start here.

A parent can move a rest day. The app cannot remove one.

Age caps the load. Level sets the complexity.

  • Game means drills at game speed. A real game or team practice counts as the day when you mark it.
  • You set how many days a week before the first session. The app keeps a rest day unless you choose seven.
  • A skill day is the sport’s technique, at a pace where it can be done right. A game day is the same drills at game speed.

How it works

Four things, in the order a family meets them.

  1. Pick a sport. All thirty are on the first screen. Grouped, never hidden.

  2. Get the week. Built for the child’s age, with a protected rest day in it.

  3. Run the session. A timer, the drills for that day, and their own additions.

  4. Log it in their own words. Nothing scores it.

Two people

A parent sees the week before it happens. A kid sees today.

A parent

The week, and the ability to change it. A rest day they did not have to argue for. One consent decision, held by them. A second guardian, if there is one.

A kid

The app’s Today screen: Monday is a soccer day, Thursday and Sunday are marked Rest, and today’s session is 45 minutes in 5 blocks, starting with Toe Taps for 9 minutes.

Today, and a timer. Their drill list, and their own words. A Player Card that is theirs to keep.

Ages 8–11, a parent runs the session. Ages 12–16, they can run it.

Neither gets

  • No ads.
  • No third-party analytics.
  • Raw video deletes itself after six months.
  • Sharing is off until a parent turns it on.

The rules, once

  • Rest cannot be removed by the app.
  • A session is 30, 45 or 60 minutes — your choice.
  • A closed day is recorded, not punished.
  • A team practice or a game counts as the day.
  • Nothing here compares a child to anyone else’s.

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Start with this week, not with a test.

The Player Card takes 5–11 minutes, and skipping it never locks practice.

Start this week’s practiceSee the free Player Card

App not in the store yet

Homefield Coach is not in the App Store or Google Play yet. There is nothing to install today, and we would rather say so than show a button that goes nowhere.

Email me when it is in the store

This opens your own email app, addressed to support@homefieldcoach.com. We write back once, when the app is in the store, and use your address for nothing else.