A set play has several steps
A future editor should show screens, cuts, and passes stage by stage without a separate image for each.
Basketball support is coming
CoachTruly does not support basketball yet. The plan covers half-court and full-court diagrams, play stages, station rotations, and a session that balances skill work and live play.

A drill should show where each player starts, the pass, the cut, the screen, and the spacing after the ball moves. The coach also needs to fit shooting, ball handling, and team offense into limited gym time.
A future editor should show screens, cuts, and passes stage by stage without a separate image for each.
The plan needs to spread ten or more players across stations on one or two baskets.
A session outline should show how much time remains for shooting, defense, transition, and scrimmage.
Coming next
Place players, the ball, passes, dribbles, cuts, and screens on a half or full court.
Use stages when the ball moves and the spacing changes.
Combine stations, team offense and defense, and scrimmage in one schedule.
A court diagram is only the start. Stages for set plays, distinct marks for passes, dribbles, and screens, drill copying, and a plan that is easy to share also matter. These are design requirements, not released CoachTruly basketball features.
The sport-specific editor is coming. Join the launch list to hear when access opens.
No. A basketball court and sport-specific editor have not been released.
We store your email and interest in basketball. We will email when support opens for testing.
No. It does not create an account or enrol you in other marketing.
The private drill library, complete session plans, and link sharing already work for other sports. Basketball needs its own editor and content.
We will email you when basketball support opens to its first coaches.