From the NBA to the neighborhood club, an app to be connected to all basketball news

Do you know "Be Sport"?

It is a digital and social platform, an application that connects sports players.

This Friday, the latter and the French Basketball Federation (FFBB) united for "a long-term cooperation agreement for the development of innovative solutions at the service of all clubs and basketball players," said the joint statement.

"Thanks to the efficient and proven technology of Be Sport and its unique features, each practitioner, fan or friend of basketball, will be able to meet and share their best moments such as their results and many other content", rejoices Jean-Pierre Siutat. , the president of the FFBB.

Concretely, what use can this association between a digital application and one of the most important federations of French sport with its 680,000 players and licensees be?

"It offers the possibility of having all the basketball in France in the palm of your hand," notes Mathieu Chamiot, innovation officer with the president of the FFBB.

In each club - and of course without any obligation on their part - a referent will be chosen and each team manager, after a few very simple operations, will be able to give all the news directly from his team.

And we are talking about all the teams in all the clubs: from the Nationale 1 to the U5 in the smallest village in France.

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Everything is free

A small detail which is important: all this is completely free, for the clubs as for the licensees.

All you have to do is download the app, which is also free, identify yourself and presto!

Let's go.

Older generations no doubt remember when it was necessary to go to the nearest gymnasium to read on the door the invitations for the matches, the training schedules, the possible postponements.

Woe if a leader forgot to post them.

All you have to do is plug in the app to find out everything.

In the same vein, invitations for GAs or end-of-season parties can go through this social network.

📢 The FFBB 🏀 and Be Sport unite in the service of clubs and players.

It is a long-term cooperation agreement for the development of innovative solutions at the service of all clubs and basketball players.

more info 👉 https://t.co/2KMiGuhWQ5

- FFBB (@ffbasketball) March 26, 2021

Obviously, all this will really work when training and matches have become the daily life of French basketball players.

In other words, when the Covid finally leaves us alone.

“With Be Sport, continues Mathieu Chamiot, we will have everything in our hands.

The schedules of the matches, the convocations.

Parents who will not be able to cheer them on will be able to follow the result of their child's match live, regardless of age, gender and level.

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Your child next to Rudy Gobert

With a little technology and practice, a U15 derby in the Paris region can benefit from a live performance like an NBA match.

Everything is possible.

Little icing on the cake, Be Sport also offers news from the greatest champions and not only in basketball.

It is not impossible that the action of the night of Rudy Gobert is found one day just next to the three-point basket of a player on Sunday morning in Auvergne.

The actions of the youngest of this Brittany club can be filmed by a parent or a supporter.

"This viewer will be able to post the video on the app," anticipates the federal official.

All this should create a bond in the great basketball family.

This is what we want and with the crisis we are going through we need it even more.

The whole life of the clubs in France and Navarre can now fit in a telephone.

“Be Sport will allow, thanks to its cutting-edge technology, to connect all French basketball players within the same network, helping them to enrich all their sporting lives: whether they are practitioners, fans, parents, coaches, sports leaders. clubs… This is what we have already successfully deployed with many clubs in many disciplines.

The potential with basketball - team, mixed, Olympic, urban and inclusive sport - is immense, ”said Edouard Donnelly, the CEO of Be Sport, in a press release.