Team HQ Leadership
$599/yr
- 3 coaches, 25 players
- Full coach toolkit
- Skills Academy Basic for every rostered player
- Player-facing Team Playbook
- Practice pre-study
- Game Stats
With 25 players included, that’s under $24 a player for the year.
Team HQ — for youth lacrosse coaches
Team HQ closes that gap: moving play and drill diagrams your players actually understand, playbooks they can study before they arrive, and guided at-home training for every kid on your roster.
And you don’t have to take a sales page’s word for it. Create a free account, and ten minutes from now you’ll be watching your own play move — drawn by you, animated in the Play Designer, sitting inside a real practice plan. No card. No demo call.
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In our May 2026 survey of 358 coaches, only 6.3% said what they teach at practice transfers to games reliably. Coaches with fully sequenced practice plans? 8.7%. If better planning fixed transfer, the best planners would be way ahead. They aren’t.
Here’s why. Planning lives in your head and your voice — and you’re asking players to carry it for you. Kids who’ve been in school all day can’t hold a spoken play in their heads until Saturday. They have no way to see it move, no way to watch it, no way to look it up. Planning never put the play in their hands. It can’t.
Your players aren’t lazy. They’re being asked to remember a play they heard once — after a full day of school.
Team HQ puts the playbook in their hands — moving diagrams, video, and images, itemized — so they arrive at practice already seeing what you want them to do.
Open the Play Designer and sketch your first play or drill. Press play — your diagram animates, so every player can see exactly who goes where and when. Turn on Read & React Mode to add decision points: if the slide comes, do this; if it doesn’t, do that.
You don’t start from a blank page. 135+ POWLAX drills ship with moving diagrams already built, and real drill videos link directly to the diagrams — players see the animation and actual footage of the drill being run. A free account includes 5 custom drills or strategies of your own. That’s enough to build the thing you’ve been trying to explain all season.

Open the Practice Planner. The drill you just drew is right there, next to the POWLAX library with embedded drill videos. Build one practice plan with it — your free account includes one — and add your coaching notes.
This is the part most coaching tools never let you feel before paying: your own creation, sitting inside the real planner, in a plan you could actually run on Tuesday. And because the drill library comes pre-built, a practice plan is closer to assembly than authorship.
Tap into the Run Practice view — the screen you’d have in your hand at the field. Your plan, your drill, the moving diagram, the video, in the order you’ll run them. This is the thing you’ll pull out of your pocket when practice starts in four minutes and your assistant asks what’s first.
That’s the whole first session. You built something real and watched it work.

Both sides want it. Neither has the bridge.
The Skills Academy is the bridge: guided workouts with points, ranks, badges, and leaderboards. Anyone with a free account can run the free Weekly Workout — a rotating Skills Academy workout, no purchase required.
Most players don’t skip the work because they’re unwilling — they think a real workout means 45 minutes, so they never start. A guided 15-minute workout takes that excuse away: it’s short, it’s doable, and most kids will say yes to it.
Have one of your players run it this week and watch what happens. If they finish it and ask what’s next, that’s your answer about whether this works for your roster.

Everything you just did, unlimited and shared. Team HQ Leadership includes 3 coach seats and 25 player seats.
Your staff gets the full toolkit: unlimited drills, plays, and strategies in the Play Designer, the content-integrated Practice Planner, and a shared Team Playbook.
Coaches keep learning: the Youth Lacrosse Coaching Master Class is included for your staff.
Every rostered player gets Skills Academy Basic — guided workouts, points, ranks, badges, leaderboards. No kid on your roster is left guessing what to work on at home.
Players and parents get the player-facing Team Playbook — your plays, your terminology, your videos, viewable at home — plus practice pre-study: they see the upcoming practice plan and drill videos before they arrive. The explanation happens on the couch, and the reps happen on the field.

Not just your best player. Not just the ones with trainers. All of them — included in the team price.
On game day, Game Stats: a basic, offline-first sideline stat tracker for the core stats that works at fields with no signal and syncs later. Parents see the box score without texting you.
Works offline$599/yr
With 25 players included, that’s under $24 a player for the year.
$2,499/yr
That’s about $100 per player per year — what families spend on one or two private lessons, for 12 months of position-specific training.
Bigger roster? Add players in groups of 5 — $20/player/yr on Leadership, $100/player/yr on Activated. Extra coaches are $200/yr each.
For scale: bought individually, Skills Academy Basic is $9.99/mo and Complete is $199/yr per player. Not ready for a team plan? Coaching Kit Confidence is the solo-coach version of everything in steps 1–3, unlimited — $299/yr or $29.99/mo.
Then don’t buy it. Test it on a free account first. If you can’t build something useful in one evening, close the tab — you’ve lost fifteen minutes and zero dollars, and we’ve lost the sale we deserve to lose.
Skills Academy isn’t watching — it’s doing. The screen tells them what to do; the driveway is where it happens.
They don’t have to build anything. You share the plan; they open it on their phone with the drill videos and moving diagrams attached — so they know exactly what to do.
You’re not buying on faith — you already used it. The free account is the actual product: the same Play Designer, the same Practice Planner, the same Run Practice view, with real caps (5 custom drills or strategies, 1 practice plan, 1 playbook). The only question left is scale: keep building solo, or put your whole staff and roster on it. If the first ten minutes didn’t earn it, don’t buy it.
POWLAX
Don’t coach another season where practice disappears by game day.
Create a free account. Draw the drill you’ve been trying to explain all season. Watch it move. Drop it into a practice plan. Open Run Practice. Then decide.
Ready to put your whole team on it?