The schedule. The chat.
And a reminder of who you decided to be.
Your athletes open the team app a dozen times a day. Every one of those is a chance to hone the mental game — because that is what mental training is: knowing who you want to be, knowing the habits that get you there, and reminding yourself of both in the moment.
Open it and you see what you want to accomplish, why you want it, and what you can do in this moment to move toward it — your goals, and your team’s.
Emotions and the noise of the day take you sideways. This puts you back on track, right then — and it carries the schedule, the chat, the habits, the team challenges and the course, so it is the app they were opening anyway.
DojoDecision shows coaches who’s actually doing the work between practices.
Free for a team of up to 12. Athletes and families never pay. No ads, ever.




What the team is chasing this season sits beside what each athlete wants for themselves — and the daily habits underneath both. Not a list you assigned them.
Challenges turn the work nobody sees into something the whole roster can see. Consistency ranks, not talent.
Who is showing up, who went quiet, and who needs a word before Saturday.
Every team gets the program built in
The mental performance course inside the app is the one from The Dojo Decision books, written by coaches who use it — who they are. Use it as it comes, rewrite it in your own words, import the program you already run, or put your own mental performance coach in front of your team instead.
What your staff and your roster get.
Your goals, your habits, your team.
The schedule, and how your athlete is doing.