Basketball training

The basketball training app for the work nobody sees.

Greater gives basketball coaches and skill trainers one place to build workout programs, assign them to every player, and review movement from phone video. Players train in driveways and open gyms. AI flags issues in under 60 seconds. You coach the fix instead of guessing what happened all week.

Skill trainers, high school and AAU coaches, program directors, and basketball parents

Live support loop

Basketball

Program

Offseason skill block

Assign

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Record

Workout video

Coach

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Workout video

Guided workflow

You cannot see those reps, so you re-teach the same fixes every session instead of building on them.

What good looks like

What a complete basketball training program includes.

Basketball development happens mostly alone, which is exactly why a basketball training app has to do more than store workouts. The players who separate combine skill volume they can do anywhere, a strength and conditioning plan that builds power and durable movement, and a feedback loop so solo reps do not harden into bad habits. Driveway hours only count if the work is right.

The problem for trainers and coaches is visibility. A skill trainer sees a player one hour a week. A school coach loses the roster for the whole offseason. Everyone sends workouts by text, and nobody knows whether the work got done or how it looked until the next session exposes it. The most coachable hours of a player's week are the ones no coach ever sees.

Greater closes that loop. Coaches and trainers build the program on the website, players follow it in the app, and every workout and recorded rep comes back with AI analysis attached. Every driveway hour becomes visible, and visible work gets coached. The player builds a habit. The coach builds on it.

The problem

Players are made in empty gyms. Coaches are not there.

What is happening

Your players get most of their reps alone, in driveways, parks, and open gyms.

Where the workflow breaks

You cannot see those reps, so you re-teach the same fixes every session instead of building on them.

What Greater makes possible

A player willing to do the work alone deserves coaching that reaches her there.

Simple plan

Program the work. See the reps. Coach the correction.

The athlete or client stays the focus. Greater is the system that helps you support them with less guesswork.

Step 01

Build the basketball program once

Create skill blocks, strength work, and conditioning for the offseason and season, then assign by team, group, or individual player.

Step 02

Players train and record in the app

Players complete assigned workouts anywhere and record key movements from a phone. No extra hardware.

Step 03

Review with AI, respond with coaching

AI flags movement issues in under 60 seconds. You review what matters, message the player, and set the next focus.

The training loop

A basketball workout program that runs itself between sessions.

The gap between sessions is where development stalls. In Greater, a trainer or coach assigns the week's basketball workout program once, and each player sees exactly what to do today: the skill block, the lift, the conditioning piece. Completion tracking shows who did the work without collecting texted gym selfies or taking anyone's word for it. The program lives where the player already looks, on the phone, instead of buried in a chat thread from last Tuesday.

Recorded reps close the loop. A player films her workout from a phone, AI flags movement issues in under 60 seconds, and the coach reviews flagged reps on the website. Feedback goes back through in-app messaging, attached to the exact rep, so the next solo session starts from the correction instead of repeating the mistake. One trainer can run a full roster of players this way without giving up every night and weekend to video review.

Daily clarity

Each player opens the app and sees today's work. No screenshots, no guessing.

AI first pass

Movement analysis on recorded reps in under 60 seconds, before the coach ever looks.

Feedback tied to the rep

Messages attach to the recording, so players see exactly what to change.

No extra gear

A phone and a hoop. No sensors or cameras to buy.

Girls basketball

Girls basketball training with movement quality built in.

Girls basketball training is one of the fastest-growing corners of the sport, and the programs serving it are being asked for more than skill work. Movement quality gets particular attention in girls' programs, especially around landing, cutting, and deceleration. Coaches want a structured way to watch how their athletes move, not just how much they do. Parents ask about it directly, and programs with a real answer stand out from programs without one.

Greater gives that structure. Strength and movement work goes into the same assigned program as skill training, athletes record key movements from a phone, and Safety Scores flag movement quality issues before they become injuries. Coaches review flagged reps and coach the pattern early. It is visibility and coaching, applied where girls' programs are asking for it most. The movement work lives in the same app as the skill work, so it actually gets done.

Strength alongside skill

One program carries ball work and strength training, so neither gets dropped.

Movement review from video

Landing, cutting, and deceleration reps recorded on a phone and flagged by AI for review.

Safety Scores

Movement quality issues get flagged before they become injuries, so coaching happens early.

Parent progress reports

Families see the plan, the completed work, and the progress.

Programs at scale

One system for AAU organizations and school programs.

AAU directors and school coaches share a problem: many teams, many age groups, and no consistent basketball strength and conditioning program across them. In Greater, directors build the organization's standard on the website with reusable templates and blocks, then assign by team, group, or player. The 14U team and varsity run age-appropriate versions of the same system, and every coach starts from the club standard instead of a blank page or a workout borrowed from the internet.

Coaches keep control of their own rosters while the director sees completion across the organization. Guided walkthroughs get a new coach from blank page to assigned program in one sitting. When the offseason ends, the same system carries in-season maintenance, so the strength built all summer does not leak away by February. Players keep one app and one habit from spring tournaments through the school season.

60s

AI movement analysis

Phone

video capture, no gear

Anywhere

driveway to gym, one system

What changes

Basketball development gets visible, and visible gets coached.

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Pain points

Workouts sent by text disappear without a trace

A trainer sees each player one hour a week and coaches blind the rest

Solo reps harden bad habits nobody catches until the next session

Directors have no idea what training looks like across their teams

Benefits with Greater

One basketball program assigned to every player, wherever they train

AI reviews recorded reps in under 60 seconds

Safety Scores flag movement quality issues before they become injuries

Completion and progress reports parents can see

Pricing

Priced for a trainer, a team, or a whole organization.

Every Greater account starts with a 14-day free trial that includes the paid AI features, so you can test AI video analysis with real players before deciding. You see exactly what your players will see.

After the trial there is a free plan for small rosters and paid plans that scale from a single skill trainer to AAU organizations and school programs. Pick the plan that matches your roster size, and change it when the roster grows.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

What makes a good basketball training app?
It should deliver the full program, not just drills: skill work, strength, and conditioning assigned on a schedule, with completion tracking and a way for coaches to see recorded reps. Greater adds AI analysis that flags movement issues in under 60 seconds, so the coach reviews the reps that matter instead of scrolling everything.
How does the AI video analysis work?
Players record their training from a phone inside the Greater app. AI analyzes the movement in under 60 seconds and flags issues for the coach. The coach reviews flagged reps on the website and replies through in-app messaging.
Does Greater support girls basketball training?
Yes. Coaches assign strength and movement work alongside skill training, and Safety Scores flag movement quality issues before they become injuries. Many girls' programs use that review loop to put structured attention on landing and cutting mechanics.
Can players train at home with it?
Yes. Players see their assigned work in the app and can complete and record it anywhere. A driveway session counts the same as a facility session, and the coach sees the completed work either way.
Does it work for AAU programs with multiple teams?
Yes. Directors standardize programming across teams and age groups with reusable templates, and track completion across the organization. Each coach still controls their own team's plan.
How much does Greater cost for basketball training?
Greater starts with a 14-day free trial that includes AI video analysis. After the trial there is a free plan for small rosters, and paid plans scale with roster size. Current plans are listed on the pricing page.

Start simple

Start with one player, one team, or one offseason.

Use the 14-day trial to run one basketball program end to end. Assign the work, watch the video come in, and decide with evidence. The recorded reps will tell you more than any sales page can.