Coach Logic for FREE for YOUR Team for ONE Year

By: Andy, 21 March 2014

Would you like the chance to use Coach Logic absolutely free for a whole year?

We will shortly be announcing details of how you can earn you and your team free access to Coach Logic.

Coach Logic teams benefit from…

Improved performance
Better use of time
Increased player engagement

…imagine how good that would feel if your next year was completely free.

We promise it will only take you 1 minute to be in with a CHANCE TO WIN what could benefit you and your team for another 525,600 minutes (that’s a year in minutes by the way)!

Whether you are a current or new user, there will be different ways to be eligible for this fantastic prize, so keep checking back to find out exactly what you have to do.

There are 5 annual memberships to be won, which will begin on 01/04/2014 and entry will close on 30/4/2014 at 12pm (GMT).

To make sure you are kept in the loop and therefore in with a chance, feel free to drop Andy an email – andy@coach-logic.com

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Users: How many Users require access? Players, Coaches and Analysts all count as a single User. Remember Coach Logic is a collaborative platform and works best with all team members involved. The first User (the account owner) is free.

Hours: The total amount of footage you can upload to Coach Logic in a year. The average Rugby team requires around 35 hours per year, for example. The first 10 hours are free with all packages and there are no caps or size limits.

Remember, we want Coach Logic to work for you. You can add Teams, Users and Hours at any time.

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[2] Ibid Page 99
[3] Ibid
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[8] Ibid
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[10] Ibid
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[12] Ibid.
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