DIALEDYour game, dialed in.
DIALEDGet your game Dialed In — one step at a time
Understanding why it's happening is what gets your game Dialed In. A coach may well have told you — but in the middle of a drill, it doesn't always stick. Dialed finds the cause, hands you the fix, and keeps the whole thing in one place that remembers.
One tool.
Both sides of the court.
Everything below is for players. Coaches get all of it — and their own side.
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Card required — cancel any time during the trial and you won’t be charged. A coach account includes everything a player gets. Or take the free assessment first: four questions, no account, no card.
What you get
Videos tell you what exists. Dialed tells you where you are — what's actually wrong, what to do about it, how far you've come, and what your coach said last Tuesday. Five parts, one place, and it keeps everything.
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Not the symptom you can already see — the reason behind it. A few questions, and it's usually not where you thought. You said third shot; your fourth is paying for it.
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One fix, with the drill that goes with it — chosen by where you actually are on that shot. Not a reading list. One thing.
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More than 300 drills, tips, videos and tools, yours from the first day. Your level on each shot decides what comes up first — and you can go anywhere you like and change your mind whenever you want.
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What you're working on, what you've Dialed In, your level on each of the five shots, and the badges along the way. You get a level per shot, not one number for all of you — so there's always something you're about to level up.
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Train with a Dialed coach and their homework, their feedback and what you worked on together arrive on your page — and stay there. Readable a month later, when you'd otherwise have forgotten it.
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A note each week with where you're up to and what's next, so getting better doesn't depend on you remembering to open an app.
Dialed is opening to its first players now. Ten days free to try it, and the price you join at stays yours for as long as you keep your subscription.
The assessment is four questions — no account, no card. Or skip it and start your trial: card required, cancel any time in the first 10 days and you won't be charged.
If you coach
A coach account is a player account with your side of the court added to it. You still get your own diagnosis, your own library, your own progress. And then you get the thing a notes app and a folder of sent mail can't do: a record of your players that builds on itself.
The assessment has already found the cause before the lesson starts. You spend the hour fixing it instead of looking for it.
Warm-up, skill focus, tactical, live play, feedback, homework. Write it once, then run it with different players on different days — each one its own lesson.
Private lessons, clinics, group sessions, league play, drill-only. A private lesson is one person and stays one person.
Set it and it lands on their page, next to the drill. You see what they marked as working on, and what they Dialed In.
Write feedback they'll still have in a month, and keep your own observations private in the same place.
What you worked on with someone, and when. Pick up a player mid-season — or hand one over — and the history goes with them.