USC Gamecocks Join the Learn to Win Family

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MENLO PARK, CA — Learn To Win, a leading provider of dynamic learning tools for many athletic organizations, is pleased to announce that the University of South Carolina Gamecocks have signed a two-year deal with Learn to Win. The Gamecock organization will use Learn to Win’s cutting-edge brain science software to improve coaching instruction and game day preparation.

Learn to Win will deliver the USC Gamecocks many tools to create an unmatched advantage. Their coaches and staff can now create personalized lessons and quizzes that will educate and prepare their players for high-intensity environments. Teams will access real-time analytics to identify their team’s mental weaknesses and correct them before they occur on Game Day. The software is available online and on mobile devices. Learn to Win’s advanced software components will enable Gamecocks’ coaches and staff to teach their players outside of practices and meetings.

“We’re really looking forward to working with Coach Muschamp and Gamecock football,” says Learn to Win co-founder Sasha Seymore. “Coach Muschamp and his staff work hard to prepare their players with the best technology available, and we are excited to help the University of South Carolina football program train at the highest level.”

In addition to athletic training, Learn to Win has partnered with the U.S. Air Force and Navy and is a leading innovator in high-performance mental training technology. The Carolina Panthers join prominent NCAA Division I football programs at Michigan, Michigan State, South Carolina, Mississippi, Georgia, Baylor, and North Carolina as Learn to Win football family members.

About Learn to Win:

Learn to Win is an interactive, mobile-first microlearning platform that enables teams and organizations to learn more material faster and more efficiently. Founded in 2018 by a team of Stanford graduate students, the company’s unique learning approach has transformed the training experience for athletic programs, the US military, and enterprise organizations.

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