Stop Chasing Wins.
Start Building Careers.
Your legacy isn't measured in championships—it's measured in healthy arms, college scholarships, and young men who remember you as the coach who cared more about their future than your record.
Join the MovementWinning Today. Destroying Tomorrow.
We're in the middle of an epidemic. High school coaches are pressured to win now—by boosters, by parents, by administrators who measure success in banners, not healthy athletes. So we push kids too hard, too young, too often. We chase velocity instead of mechanics. We celebrate pitch counts that should terrify us. And we send damaged arms to college coaches who can't use them.
Development Over Domination.
What if your program was known for sending healthy, properly-developed athletes to the next level? What if parents sought you out because you prioritize arm health and long-term development? What if your athletic director measured success in college commitments instead of just district titles? DataMound gives you the technology, community, and credibility to build that program.
Build a Player-First Program
Join a growing community of coaches who understand that protecting arms and developing athletes creates more wins—and better humans—than just grinding for results.
Arm Health Monitoring
Track workload, recovery, and fatigue with DVS Baseball integration. Get alerts before injuries happen, not after. Show parents you're serious about protecting their sons' futures.
Development-Based Metrics
Move beyond batting average and ERA. Track exit velocity gains, mechanical improvements, and long-term development trends. Prove to your AD that you're building sustainable success.
Recruiting Profile Builder
Give every player a verified recruiting profile that college coaches actually search. Your program's success becomes measured in scholarships earned, not just games won.
Parent Communication
Share progress reports, development plans, and health data with parents. Turn anxious "playing time" conversations into collaborative development discussions.
Coach Community
Connect with other player-first coaches who share your values. Exchange best practices, get support during tough decisions, and build a network that prioritizes athletes over accolades.
Prove Your Value
Show administration concrete data: injury reduction rates, college placement percentages, player development metrics. Make yourself bulletproof when others question your "soft" approach.
"I was tired of justifying why I wouldn't let my ace throw 120 pitches in a playoff game. DataMound gave me the data to back up what I knew in my gut—and when three of my seniors signed D1 deals with healthy arms, the boosters finally got it. Now parents are asking to join our program specifically because of our player-first reputation."
The Ripple Effect
When you commit to player-first development, you don't just change your program—you change your entire community.
School Culture Shift
Your athletic department starts evaluating all sports through a development lens. Football coaches ask about your arm health protocols. The whole school starts prioritizing long-term athlete welfare.
Youth Programs Follow
Middle school coaches align with your approach. Little League teams model their practices after yours. The pipeline into your program becomes filled with properly-developed athletes.
Families Stay Local
Parents stop feeling pressured to join $5,000 travel teams. They see their kids developing properly in your program for a fraction of the cost—and staying healthier in the process.
College Coaches Notice
Recruiters start calling you for recommendations, not just evaluations. They trust that players from your program come with clean arms and solid fundamentals.
Your Coaching Legacy Starts Here
Join hundreds of high school coaches who are building programs known for developing healthy, successful athletes instead of just winning games. Get the technology, support, and community to prioritize players over pressure.
Because the best wins are the ones your players celebrate 20 years from now—when they're coaching their own kids with healthy arms and fond memories of the coach who did it right.