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February 17, 2011 at 8:50 pm #3638
hockeygod
ParticipantKai and Dave,
Thanks for your advice. Did you guys buy an annual membership or the lifetime version? Which add-ons did you buy? Were they worth it? (Aside from Dave alerting me to the free pdf thing on Drill Draw; rather than purchasing yet another add-on.)
I think I would like to be able to access my pool of drills without being tied to the internet (sounds like this is the case with TCW?) I plan to watch the youtube clip… (Neat to see many companies using youtube to promote / demo their products!)
I have spoken to Tom about TC Whiteboard in the past as he has been using it for years and speaks highly of it. TCW used to be a stand alone, buy it once (no subscription) program… but recently, they changed it to an annual subscription based service (similar to others.) Good to know about the Microsoft Silverlight requirement / issues. Still curious to know if one can share files with other TCW users – seeing as how Tom lives 20 minutes away, this might be a nice feature.
I hope CoachJ or someone with experience with SPA checks into this discussion…
Thanks
Dean
M.Ed (Coaching)
Ch.P.C. (Chartered Professional Coach)
Game Intelligence Training
"Great education depends on great teaching."February 17, 2011 at 10:25 pm #3639DMan
GuestDean – I got the standard version lifetime license without any add-ons….no regrets yet. Does anyone know what Hockey Canada uses to create their diagrams? They are very clean looking.
February 18, 2011 at 5:32 am #3640Kai K
ParticipantI have 12 months licence but I'll change it to a lifetime licence when the12 months period is over. I have Pro version. I have the export and logo add-on and this (see below) new add-on seems interesting.
Features that will be added to DrillDraw 6 in the next few months
Calendar/Scheduler (add-on module):– This new add-on module will enables users to plan their practice time, game time, meetings etc… using a calendar type interface
– Create an "attendee" list for each scheduler items
– Send emails to attendees automatically
– Attach drills or practice plans to scheduler items
– Enter games results and player stats for each game in the schedulerKai
February 18, 2011 at 7:21 am #3641hockeygod
ParticipantDMan wrote:
Dean – I got the standard version lifetime license without any add-ons….no regrets yet. Does anyone know what Hockey Canada uses to create their diagrams? They are very clean looking.Dave I will check and post up the answer… good question!
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Still waiting for Hockey Canada to respond to me… it's been several days now… will update when applicable.
Dean
M.Ed (Coaching)
Ch.P.C. (Chartered Professional Coach)
Game Intelligence Training
"Great education depends on great teaching."September 6, 2011 at 7:13 pm #4300ScottW
GuestDon't know if this is a stale discussion or not, but thought I would pass on another option for drill software. The site is http://www.drillshare.com, and yes, I am affiliated with the site. Not trying to spam, but since people were directly asking for info such as this, I thought I would post. The site allows you to create drills in the browser, and categorize them by age, skill level, and skill category. There are a ton of other search options that help in finding your drills, and you can view drills from other coaches in the community. You can also build practice plans from your drills and the drills of others, which you can schedule for automatic delivery to your team members (players, coaches, and parents). One of the more popular features is the ability for associations to mark recommended drills and practices in order to support their volunteer coaches. Their coaches just get a login, and all of their association content is there for them to use/schedule as they wish.
I would love any feedback, or suggestions that might help us expand the functionality to make the site even more valuable.
Thanks,
Scott
September 27, 2011 at 6:26 pm #4378DaveM
ParticipantKai – I went back to take a look at the videos you created here:
https://sth-se.diino.com/kai_kmk24/pelikirja
https://sth-se.diino.com/kai_kmk24/Hockey%20videosLooks like they are no longer there. Any chance you'd be willing to share these again? I'd like to use the off-ice training routing this winter if possible.
Hope you are having a good season,
Dave
October 3, 2011 at 5:15 am #4425Kai K
ParticipantHi Dave,
I can upload them to this site if it is okay with Tom.
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Great to hear from you again Kai. Anything you upload is welcome.Kai
August 1, 2012 at 10:13 pm #6515Bob Gaffney
ParticipantIf you have an iPhone or iPad, there is a really cool free app called Ubersense. Enables you to record, then draw angles to help explain body positioning. I have been using it for 2 weeks and I feel like John Madden.
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gaffz4 I put it on my iphone. It is good. Similar to Coaches Eye which is
Another app I like. Thanks for sharing. -
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