A basketball drill planner for saving clips and building repeat sessions.

Basketball training is often collected from video. A player watches a shooting breakdown, a trainer's footwork series, or a ball handling tutorial and finds one movement worth repeating. The problem is that those useful details get trapped inside long videos, saved posts, and scattered notes. Planning a session from that material becomes harder than it should be.

TrainFlow works well for basketball because each clip can become a named action. A crossover clip can live in a handles routine, a catch-and-shoot clip can live in a shooting block, and a closeout movement can live in a footwork session. The planner does not need to know basketball perfectly; it needs to let the player organize repeatable actions by purpose.

Once drills are structured this way, practice becomes easier to repeat. The player can open a routine, watch the exact clip reference, run the planned sets or targets, and keep the session moving from a phone. That turns a collection of basketball ideas into a training loop that can actually happen on court.