Drag from a player and the line becomes a cut, a pass, a dribble or a screen. Press play and it runs on a court you can tilt and scrub. Put a simulated defense on your plays, set out cones for your drills, and plan the whole practice to the minute.
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Live — this is the real court from the app, not a video. Drag the court to turn it.Loading the live court…This is a still. Your browser did not start the live court.
Drag from a player. The app reads the stroke — a cut, a pass, a dribble, a screen, a handoff, a shot — and draws it in the notation you already use. A wrong guess is one tap to correct. Plays and drills are built in phases, the way you teach them.
The same play or drill from above or in isometric. Scrub it, slow it to half speed, loop one phase, pause and move a player. The tilted view is only a camera over the same drawing, so editing never gets harder.
Five simulated defenders react to what you drew. Guard the ball screen in drop, hedge, switch, ICE or blitz; play man or a 2-3, 3-2, 1-3-1, 1-2-2 or box-and-1. A/B compare puts both answers on the floor at once, and every defender says why it is standing where it stands.
Switch the editor to Drill and set up the gym: cones, flat markers, chairs, agility ladders, hurdles, dummies and a ball rack. Draw who goes where and the drill runs phase by phase, exactly like a play. Every drill says what it trains, how hard it is, which ages it suits and what to coach.
Pick a time in the week and a length from 30 to 120 minutes, then fill it with drills, plays and blocks of your own, from a water break to a scrimmage. Fill the rest completes the plan from the drill library for your team’s age group, and every coach note says who recommends it. Print the sheet and take it to the gym.
On Coach, Team and Program. The free plan shows a sample week.
How the practice planner worksSend a link. A player picks a position and gets asked on the court: you are the 4 — where do you go? Questions are generated from the play itself. On Coach, an AI writer adds read-and-react questions.
How quizzes work
Export video in reel, half-reel, square and landscape, rendered frame by frame with the camera you chose. Fill frame re-frames the court to the shape. A share link opens a viewer with no account and no install.
Video export for creators
Standard sets, drawn for you: Horns, Floppy, Flex, zone offense, BLOBs, SLOBs, ATOs, press breaks — and drills sorted by what they train, how hard they are and which ages they suit. Open one and it becomes yours. Group them into a playbook per team, choose what players can see, and keep scout defenses as presets.
Players and viewers are always free.
A coach adopting this never has to ask parents for money.
Built by a working coach, because drawing a play or a drill was always slower than explaining it.
The play and drill editor, the whole library, the isometric view, share links and 720p video are free. Coach adds the simulated defense, the practice planner, unlimited synced plays and clean 1080p video.
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SlongeHoops is a browser-based basketball play and drill designer and practice planner for coaches. You draw by dragging from a player, put training equipment such as cones, ladders and chairs on the court for drills, watch it run on a court viewed from the top, isometric, sideline or baseline, put a rule-based simulated defense on your plays, and plan practices from your drills and plays.
There is a free plan for drawing plays and drills, the whole library, the isometric view and share links. Paid plans add the simulated defense, the practice planner, sync, clean 1080p video export and team features.
No. Players and viewers do not pay, and a shared play opens in the browser without an account.
Yes. It runs in any browser on a laptop, tablet or phone, and there is an Android app on Google Play.
It is rule-based and in beta. It shows how a coverage such as drop, hedge or switch is meant to work against your play. It does not predict a real opponent.
You can choose FIBA, NFHS, NCAA or NBA court markings and dimensions.
Yes. Switch the editor to Drill to put cones, markers, chairs, agility ladders, hurdles, dummies and a ball rack on the court, with up to 12 players a side and two coaches. A drill runs phase by phase like a play and carries its category, difficulty, age groups and coaching points. The built-in library has drills for every category, from warm-ups to team play.
Yes, on Coach, Team and Program. Put a practice of 30 to 120 minutes on the week, fill it with drills, plays and your own blocks, let Fill the rest complete it for your team’s age group or start from a ready-made practice, and print the sheet for the gym.
It runs in your browser, on a laptop, a tablet in the gym or a phone.
Open the appFree to start. No account, nothing to install.