Who you got assigned to headset setup this season? Whoever you choose. We feel ya… Here’s the 5 phases of headset inspection every pre-season. (Sometimes parody is the best form of acknowledging the truth.)

Fall camp is the safest time to try a different (and better) path with your headset communication. The Headset App offers a different way to think about headset communication… and… it’s new… So it can be a little weird. Get comfortable with the new and a stress test now and use fall camp as your testbed and walk through the four (4) steps below.

The big suitcase (sometimes multiple) on the sideline served its purpose. The bulky traditional headset systems look isn’t just dated; it limits how your staff prepares, practices, and performs. Modern coach-to-player communication is lighter, cheaper, and more flexible than the single-purpose rigs of yesterday. Here’s a coach-friendly road map for retiring that old headset system...

What’s the state of coach-to-player (c2p) communication and it’s growth through the baseball & softball world?

The Headset App is testing the new Play Call Menu+ to all coaches with a subscription to The Headset App. Coaches can send plays directly to their players on the field via audio or smartwatch. Coaches can opt-in to the testing on the Beta Features section of the settings page.

In the ever-evolving world of youth sports, technology continues to play an integral role in shaping the way coaches and players communicate. One of the most exciting advancements in recent years has been the growing adoption of coach-to-catcher direct audio communication. This technology, once exclusive to professional leagues, is now being embraced by youth teams across the...

The Texas high school football season is about to get a little more tech-savvy. The University Interscholastic League (UIL) has officially approved the use of wearable devices for players during the 2025 season. This is a game-changing development for Texas football, and many coaches are eager to explore how this technology can improve communication and performance on the field....

The University Interscholastic League (UIL) has officially announced that player wearables will be legal for use in Texas high school football games starting this season. This groundbreaking decision, which was made public by the UIL in their latest update on equipment regulations, marks a major (and interesting) step forward in the integration of technology in high school...