Know what to work on next—and give every practice a purpose.
BenchCoach keeps your player observations, development plans, and progress in one place, so you can target the skills your players need most. Your notes and your season so far shape the coaching guidance, drills, and practice plans you get back.
Less guesswork. More focused development.
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One player steps out on the curveball. One cannot find the ball off the bat. One finally got their throw down last week and you have not built on it since.
Then comes the question: “What are we working on tonight?”
You can spend the evening searching for drills and still wonder whether they fit the players you have. Or fall back on the same routine, and the things you noticed never turn into anything.
You care about doing a good job. You deserve practical support that helps you do it.
Built by youth baseball coach Clint Losch, BenchCoach helps you turn what you notice about your players into something you can take to the field.
Whether you're helping your own child or coaching an entire team, the work carries forward: what you record about a player informs the practices you build and the advice you get back.
You bring your knowledge of the kids. BenchCoach helps you organize what to do next.
Plan better practices, help players develop, and prepare for game day—all in one place.
Turn your team’s needs into a practice you can take to the field. Build around your age group, available time, and skills you want to improve.
Give each player a clear next step. Work through skill stages one at a time, record what you see, and decide when they are ready to move on.
Get help with the coaching questions that come up all season. Talk through mechanics, practice challenges, and ways to teach a skill.
Find the right drill without another night of searching. Explore age-appropriate activities with setup instructions and coaching cues.
Follow a ready-made multi-week program. Start one for your whole team or a single player, run the sessions in order, and mark each one complete.
Head into your next travel tournament better prepared. Keep your own notes on teams and pitchers you have faced, and get help reading a bracket so you know who you might meet.
Give families a clear picture of their player’s development. Share strengths, areas to improve, and recommended drills in a report you write and review.
Keep your coaching observations in one place. Capture what’s working and what needs attention before planning your next session.
Get your coaching staff on the same page. Invite assistants to help prepare and support your team throughout the season.
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A plan lays out how the activities fit together, what each drill involves, and what to focus on while coaching it. Build one for your team, change what you want, and save it.


A player who flinches at the ball. A skill that is not clicking. A practice that keeps running long. Ask about it, read what comes back, and decide what fits the kids in front of you.
What you notice about your players shapes what you work on. What you work on gives you something new to notice.
Capture strengths, challenges and what you saw at practice. Team and player notes keep your observations in one place instead of in your head.
Turn those needs into a development plan for a player, or a practice built around the skills your team needs most.
Record what happened and advance a player when you judge they are ready. Your notes and your season so far feed back into the plans and advice you get next.
There's a difference between arriving with a few drill ideas and arriving with a plan you understand.
You know what the session is for. You know what you're teaching. And when a player needs extra help, you have somewhere to start.
That leaves more of your attention for the moments you signed up for: a kid making a clean catch, trying again after a mistake, or finally understanding what you've been teaching.
Make room for more of those moments. Start with a plan for your next practice.
Find drills and coaching guidance for the skills your child wants to work on. Whether you're planning backyard practice or looking for a different way to explain a skill, BenchCoach can help you prepare.
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