Lincoln-based Lockr aims to make coaching tasks easier, more efficient
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Things like inconsistency in practices, a lack of measurable results and the difficulty of connecting and sharing ideas with other coaches. “Instead of coming up with drills in your head and making a list of all the equipment you need, having the video in another spot and notes in a notebook somewhere, Lockr brings it all together in one space.” It’s about making their lives easier and their work more efficient.” Earlier this month Adams secured $250,000 in funding from Omaha-based Dundee Venture Capital and Confluence Capital Partners of Minneapolis. But Lockr has potential to grow in pro, college, high school and even select coaching circles and sports beyond just football, Adams said. But Adams’ career wasn’t one-dimensional—he also has a background in web design and developing, which made him comfortable taking the leap with Lockr. Plans start at $79 and allow coaches to set up ten drills, utilize limited scheduling capabilities and access a gigabyte of storage.
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