03 — Practices

Build Better Baseball Practices.

Stop planning practice from scratch. Start with what your players need, choose drills by skill, build stations, and run the practice with your plan right in front of you.

  • Drill library organized by skill
  • Stations, groups, timers, and equipment
  • Templates you reuse all season
  • Live Practice Mode at the field
A practice plan in Dugout Master with timed stations, drills, and equipment
How It Works

Build Practices Around Your Players

Know what needs work → choose drills → build stations → run practice → track progress.

  1. Know What Needs Work

    Start from evaluations and observations — the skills your players and your team need most.

  2. Choose Drills

    Filter your drill library by skill. Add your own, browse the public library, or generate one with AI.

  3. Build Stations

    Arrange drills into timed stations and groups. Save the plan as a template for next time.

  4. Run Practice

    Practice Mode gives you a session clock, per-station timers, and the plan on your phone.

  5. Track Progress

    Log observations while they're fresh. The next practice starts with what you learned from the last one.

Your players tell you what practice should look like. Dugout Master helps you turn that into a plan.

What's Included

Everything a Practice Needs

From the first idea to the last station, and the plan you'll reuse next week.

Drill Library

Your own drills plus a public library, all organized by the skill they build. Find a drill for the thing that needs work.

Stations & Groups

Split the team into groups and rotate them through timed stations, or run the whole team through one block at a time.

Practice Templates

Save a plan that worked and schedule it again. Recurring practices are one setup, not twelve.

Practice Mode

A session clock, per-station timers, and real-time progress — the plan runs itself so you can coach.

Equipment Checklists

Every drill lists what it needs. The practice rolls that up into one checklist you can print.

Drill Diagrams

Draw the drill on a field diagram, step by step, so assistants and players see the setup before it starts.

AI Drill Generation

Short on ideas? Generate a drill tuned to the skill, age group, and equipment you have on hand.

Evaluations

Run an evaluation-type practice to re-score players mid-season, on the same criteria you used at tryouts.

Print-Ready Plans

Practice plans, diagrams, and equipment lists print cleanly for the assistant who prefers paper.

Scheduling practices, custom drills, Practice Mode, and AI drill generation are included with Pro and Elite plans. The public drill library is free for everyone.

Everything Connects

Practice prepares the plan. Game day runs it.

The positions you worked on, the players who stepped up, and the rotations you want to try all carry straight into the dugout.

04Next in the cycleGame Day — Put the plan into action.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No. Save any plan as a template and schedule it again, or set up a recurring practice once. Most coaches keep a handful of templates and adjust the stations.

Three places: your own drill library, the public library of drills other coaches share, and AI drill generation for when you need something specific.

Drills are tagged by skill, and so are development observations. Look at what your players need, filter drills by that skill, and build stations around them.

A live view for running the practice: a session clock, per-station timers, and the plan itself, on your phone or tablet at the field.

Yes. Every coach on the team sees the plan the moment it's saved, and can edit it with write access.

Scheduling practices, custom drills, Practice Mode, and AI drill generation are on Pro and Elite. Browsing the public drill library is free.

Evaluate. Develop. Practice. Play. Improve.

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