Bound Break (Issue 24)
It's go-time for ADs across the country. At Bound, we understand the rush that comes with the start of a new year. Check out this issue of Break for a TON of tools to help you make the most of the 2023-24 school year!
It's that time! At Bound, we are wishing all our ADs, coaches and activities administration staff a warm welcome back to school. In this special BTS issue of Bound Break, we share a number of tools to help you hit the ground running this year. If you would like to chat about how we can streamline your operations while boosting your brand, click the button below to set up a quick demo!
Our From the Trenches Series dives into the various issues activities directors face while offering up tips, tools and strategies to thrive in the face of these challenges. Authored by our AD in Residence Scott Garvis, CMAA, and Brent Buttjer, the series is designed to keep you on top of your game.
As budgets continue to tighten and the cost of running a quality athletics program continues to rise, it is vital to be able to tap private sources of revenue to keep things moving forward. Check out Bound for a helping hand for everything from corporate sponsorships to team-based fundraising in a snap.
The team at Bound – the same group that developed the groundbreaking Tourney Machine app – has a comprehensive tournament product. Our robust Bound Tournaments offering enables you to run registration, scheduling, credit card/online gate collection and post your game results … FOR FREE.
Bound™ is a sports technology startup based in Ames, Iowa. Founded by Sam Schill, Brian Capesius, Nathan Haila, Todd Lawler, Rob Lynch, and Tom Lynch, Bound™ leverages the founding team’s extensive experience in youth activities and sports data management to create a a comprehensive platform that delivers effective, efficient web-based and app-based tools to activities administrators while putting a wealth of data in the hands of coaches, participants, parents and fans. The founding team is confident that their shared vision of making the youth activities experience easier to navigate will improve the atmosphere for all involved by leaps and bounds.