Train Players to Think the Game
Situation Prep helps coaches teach game situations, decision-making, responsibilities and team systems through interactive questions, assigned tests and immediate feedback.
What Would Your Players Do?
Give players the opportunity to make the decision before they face the same situation during a game.
Prepare the Team Away From the Field
Teach the situation, test player understanding and identify what needs to be reinforced before game day.
Teach the Situation
Create questions covering defensive responsibilities, baserunning, strategy, signs, rules and your team’s preferred way of handling game situations.
Test Understanding
Build targeted tests from your own questions or use questions from the public question bank to challenge players between practices and games.
Review and Improve
See player results, review every answer selected and identify the situations that need more instruction before they happen in competition.
More Than Knowing the Rules
Situation Prep prepares players for the decisions they must make during real competition — where to throw, where to move, what to anticipate and why one decision may be better than another.
Built for Coaches and Players
Coaches control what is taught. Players gain another way to study, prepare and understand the game.
For Coaches
- Create team-specific questions and situations.
- Build random or manually selected tests.
- Assign tests to one team or multiple teams.
- Review player scores and individual answers.
- Teach your terminology, systems and philosophy.
For Players
- Practice game situations from anywhere.
- Take tests assigned by team coaches.
- Receive explanations for every answer.
- Review previously answered questions.
- Build confidence before facing the situation live.
See Situation Prep in Action
Players receive the situation in stages, make the decision, and then review the result and explanation.
Understand the Situation
The player is given the game context before seeing the specific question.
Identify the Decision
The question focuses the player on the responsibility or decision that must be made.
Consider the Options
Possible answers challenge the player to recognize the best decision.
Lock In the Choice
The player commits to an answer while working against the decision timer.
Learn From the Result
Immediate scoring and explanation reinforce why the answer was correct or incorrect.
Create a Team Test in Four Steps
Coaches choose what to teach, who receives the test, and which situations players must understand.
Set Up the Test
Choose the Audience
Select and Review Questions OR Pick RANDOM for App to Select
Review the Created Test
