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From there, Coach Hopkins went on to become an assistant coach at the collegiate level. He began to talk to other coaches who work with athletes from diverse backgrounds. He has spent the last eight years in Sweden, coaching at the professional level. In this role, he’s mentored many amateur level coaches and has observed the areas many new coaches struggle in and often neglect.

A Note from Coach Hopkins

Like you, I had to learn not only coaching skills, but the leadership strategies, the mentoring dynamics and the organization methodology to become a calm, collected and organized coach. Through years of trial and error, I figured out the best coaching practices. Now I have all my plans, potential plays, player stats and skill development in one place. Everything is mapped out through the entire year in one, easy to find, adaptable system.

I want to be able to provide coaches with access to all the resources they need in one spot. Here you can get everything you need to grow and achieve the balance to allow you to progress in your career and life.

As a coach, you probably find some parts of your job tedious and time-consuming: Constantly scanning 40 to 50 websites, trying to remember what you use each site for. Scoring the internet for that one specific play, system, strategy or thought that you vaguely remember stumbling upon.

Trying to devise the most efficient and useful organization system, but then running out of time in the pre-season and having to make do with disorganization once the season starts.

For coaches who prefer hardcopies, we offer physical copies.
For coaches who prefer to work digitally, we offer digital copies.

Organize player information
Create your season plan
Organize daily practice plans
Draw and organize your plays

There’s so much information online for coaches it can be overwhelming. Beyond the Hoop not only centralizes the content you need, but presents it in a scaffolded manner so you're never overwhelmed, but always learning. We do this by keeping coaches in their zone of proximal development.