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Tully for coaches and teams

Deliver better training without adding more administrative work.

Tully helps coaches organize programming, collect data, engage athletes, track progress, and show athletes and parents how the work is paying off.

Built for coaches managing individual athletes, groups, and full team rosters.

Tully athlete summary on a MacBook

The daily problem

The workout is only part of the job.

Coaches also have to organize programming, manage rosters, collect testing information, answer parent questions, keep athletes engaged, and show that the program is creating progress. The responsibility is broad; the systems supporting it are often not.

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Programming across many athletes

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Tracking completion and attendance

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Collecting testing information

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Maintaining athlete buy-in

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Communicating progress

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Managing disconnected tools

Deliver training at scale

Program for individuals, groups, and teams in one system.

Tully gives coaches a more organized way to deliver training across different athletes, groups, schedules, and development needs.

  • Individual, small-group, and team programming
  • Strength, speed, and agility work
  • Seasonal and off-season plans
  • Exercise libraries and configurable workflows
  • Athlete and group assignments
Program progressOn track
Strength+18%
Speed+11%
Overall improvement+15%
Tully training program on an iPhone

Efficient data collection

Track what matters without stopping the session.

Use coach-led workflows, QR-based athlete entry, and configurable data collection to capture useful information while keeping the training environment moving.

  • Attendance and participation
  • Strength, speed, and agility metrics
  • Readiness or pulse checks where configured
  • Coach-entered or athlete-entered results
  • Individual and team history
Athletes gathered together during a team training session
Team session

Keep the room moving.

Live

Athlete engagement

Give athletes a clearer connection to their work.

Athletes can access training, review progress, receive feedback, and participate in goals, challenges, and peer comparison where appropriate.

  • Mobile training access
  • Personal history and progress trends
  • Goals and challenges
  • Leaderboards or competition when enabled
  • Timely coach feedback
Tully athlete summary on a mobile device

Prove progress

Show athletes and parents that the program is working.

Turn training, participation, and performance information into a clearer story of development over time—without implying that one data point caused an outcome.

Track

Relevant training, participation, and performance information

Understand

Individual and team trends over time

Share

Understandable reports and updates

Sample Tully athlete development report for Ada Edwards
A sample athlete report showing notes, check-ins, and progress across six performance metrics.

Parent communication

Give parents more confidence in the process.

Parent-specific access and reporting can help families understand participation, progress, and the value of the training program without requiring the coach to manually explain every update.

Parent accounts
Relevant progress visibility
Reports and updates
Clearer communication between formal conversations
Evidence of participation and development

Team workflow

From programming to progress in one connected workflow.

Keep the daily coaching loop connected from the first assignment through the feedback athletes and parents receive.

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    Create

    Coach creates or assigns training

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    Access

    Athletes open the session

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    Record

    Coach or athletes record information

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    Progress

    Development updates over time

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    Share

    Athletes and parents receive feedback

Walsh Jesuit High School logoWalsh Jesuit High SchoolCustomer story

Customer proof

Nearly 600 athletes. More than 100,000 data points.

Tully serves Walsh's nearly 600 athletes, where we've collected over a hundred thousand data points.

“Tully is the right amount of technology for this setting. It helps our athletes get bigger, faster, stronger, more confident, and increases their ability to work together and overcome adversity.”
Coach Matt RedmondDirector of Strength and Conditioning

Questions, answered

Tully for schools and teams FAQ

Clear answers for coaches, athletic departments, athletes, and families evaluating a connected athlete-development system.

Can Tully support a full team roster?

Yes. Coaches can organize individual athletes, groups, and full team rosters, then assign the programming that fits each group.

Do athletes need to enter every result themselves?

No. Coaches can record results directly, use athlete entry when appropriate, or combine both approaches for the session.

Can athletes access Tully on their phones?

Yes. Tully is a mobile-friendly web application that athletes can open in a browser and add to their phone's home screen.

Can parents see athlete progress?

Parent-specific access and reporting can provide relevant participation and progress visibility based on how the organization configures access.

Can Tully support strength, speed, and agility development?

Yes. Tully supports configurable training and data-collection workflows for strength, speed, agility, and related athlete-development work.

How do teams set up Tully on their devices?

Yes. Tully works on phones, tablets, and laptops using a browser. Follow the device setup guidance to get started.

View device setup guidance
Who does Tully work with?

Tully works with hundreds of schools across the country, supporting thousands of teams and tens of thousands of athletes. Connect with us to hear more success stories.

Spend more time coaching and less time chasing information.

See how Tully can support your roster, training model, and athlete-development goals.