Customer story · Softball · Coach · Led Training
In-person coaching gets stronger when the work continues between lessons.
Kim Reeder combines individualized pitching and fielding instruction with clinics, virtual analysis, a digital training library, and direct coach communication.
The challenge
Seven Strong serves local athletes through lessons and clinics while also supporting remote video analysis, assigned work, and coach communication. Running those services through texts, loose video links, and separate payment paths would fragment the athlete relationship.
Bringing local and remote coaching together
Seven Strong serves local athletes through lessons and clinics while also supporting players who cannot train with Kim every week. That mix is difficult to run through texts, loose video links, and a separate payment app. The operating model needs one place where local sessions, virtual analysis, assigned work, and coach communication meet.
How the team works today
Seven Strong's public membership library combines instructional resources, new content, access to in-person training packages, and in-app coach messaging. The Seven Strong app keeps programs, media, progress, and text or video communication available when the athlete is away from the field. That turns Kim's expertise into a repeatable development experience instead of a one-hour transaction.
The result
Local and remote athletes can access coaching, media, assigned work, scheduling, payment, and communication through one branded membership experience. Seven Strong can continue the coaching relationship between sessions and across distance.
Inside the program
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Training, instruction, and the space behind the athlete experience.
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Ready when you are
Keep coaching after the lesson ends.
Connect memberships, programs, media, progress, scheduling, payments, and coach messaging.
