1. Pick your course
Choose your sport and your pathway, from PLAY through to PRO. The examples, language and pace match where your players actually are.
LEARNING Develop
You got the badge.
Now learn the season.
Every coach in every sport does something once, a Level 1 course, a governing-body badge, an induction session. Then they are expected to keep developing every player in front of them, every season, with no framework for how. SHOT Learning is that framework: free courses, one for your sport and your level, that teach you how to build, deliver and continue a real development plan using PERFORM.
Free, always
47 sports, 7 levels
One method for the season
No prior coaching badge assumed
The gap
The badge teaches
a day. Not a season.
A coaching qualification proves you can start. It does not tell you how to keep a group of players improving across 52 weeks, or how to show, with a click, who is progressing and who needs something different. That gap exists whatever the sport, whatever the level, from under-fives to a professional academy.
- One method, every sport. Built from good-practice coaching guidance across 47 sports and seven pathways, not written for football and adapted.
- Season-shaped, not session-shaped. 13 four-week blocks that carry a plan from September to the end of the season.
- Built for the coach in front of the group. No prior badge assumed. Works alongside whatever qualification you already hold.
How the course works
Learn it once.
Use it every season.
2. Learn the decisions
Short lessons teach coaching decisions, not app screens: what to notice, what to ask, how to respond. Each one ends with an applied check, not a memory test.
3. Build a real plan
Finish by building an actual four-week development plan from your own curriculum, not a hypothetical example.
4. Carry it through the season
Use the same method across the remaining blocks and the whole year. SHOTClubhouse is there afterwards, as one way to keep running it.
The method
Pinpoint. Evaluate.
Refine. Focus. Optimise.
Report. Maintain.
PERFORM is the seven-step process behind every course: how a coach and athlete agree what matters, work on it, and know whether it changed. It sits on five pillars of development and a rhythm for bringing the athlete's voice into the plan.
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