See every
athlete’s recovery.

On every team you coach, and never on another team.

See the coach console
A laptop showing the coach console’s Today page for the Senior Basketball team: 7 of 12 athletes checked in, 12 needing attention, an average Wellness Score of 70 and a workload ratio of 1.03, above the list of athletes who need follow-up
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Run the squad from your phone.

Coach: what changed this week, improving and declining athletes, recovery trend

Improving Up to three athletes whose recovery rose most this week.

Declining The athletes whose recovery fell most. Tap a name to open them.

Recovery Trend The team’s average recovery for each of the last seven days.

Your squad in the coach console.

Coach console

One roster. The context behind every athlete.

Roster

Sample data
The coach console’s Athletes page: 12 athletes in Senior Basketball, 7 of 12 checked in today, and the roster with each athlete’s check-in, Wellness Score, Recovery Score, workload ratio and status, and a button to remind those who have not checked in

Each athlete’s check-in, scores and workload in one table.

Plan the work. Follow the response.

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The coach console’s Training page, Gym programs tab: one saved gym program, the In-Season Strength Block (6 weeks, 2 sessions a week), with an Assign button

Saved programs, ready to assign.

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The coach console’s Training page, Recovery tab: two saved recovery programs, Post-game recovery and Ankle stability reset, each with an Assign button

Programs for recovery, assigned the same way.

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The coach console’s Training page, Assignments tab: 9 of 12 athletes on a recovery program and 11 of 12 on a gym program, above a table of each athlete’s recovery and gym program with an Assign or Change button

Who is on which program, at a glance.

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The coach console’s Training page, Development tab: the squad’s development plans by stage (9 in progress, 2 in review, 1 not started) and one athlete’s plan, scored 8.0 out of 10 overall, with a rating for each criterion

Every plan by stage, and each athlete’s ratings.

Patterns to investigate. Evidence to act on.

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The coach console’s Insights page, Wellness tab: the squad’s Wellness Score over the last seven days, 70 today with 7 of 12 athletes checked in, beside reported soreness by body area

The squad’s week, and reported soreness by body area.

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The coach console’s Insights page, Workload tab: each athlete’s current workload ratio against the balanced band, 0.8 to 1.3, with 11 of 12 athletes inside it, one with no ratio yet and a squad average of 1.03

Each athlete against the balanced band.

Team conversations and athlete follow-ups.

Team channel

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The coach console’s Messages page: the team channel and its conversation, beside the list of the team channel and the athletes’ conversations, under a note not to share personal health information in chat

The team channel beside each athlete’s conversation.

Your day with the squad.

The coach app’s home screen, Your Focus: the list of what to do next, with only the items that apply

Follow up in the same app.

  • Coach: recovery programs, athletes needing a program with an Assign action

    Recovery programs Starter templates or your own, assigned to one athlete or the group.

  • Coach: Individual Development, athletes by plan status, with those who need a development plan or a review listed below

    Development plans Rate each athlete across six areas. Athletes can rate themselves, too.

  • Coach: Messages, with team and athlete conversations

    Team chat Team notices and private conversations.

Programs, on top of the daily read.

Build, assign and review Recovery, Gym and IDP programs in their own Programs area.

Manage counts what needs action.

Two phones side by side, showing first, Coach: Programs, Individual Development, five athletes with five plans in progress, a Needs Attention list and the list of all programs; second, Coach: Manage, 16 needing action, 8 athletes needing program changes and 8 individual development plans due for review, above a list of gym programs with Review buttons

When an athlete needs a conversation.

  1. Wellbeing Review

    Surfaces check-in patterns worth a conversation.

  2. Follow-up

    One athlete’s Wellness Score, Recovery Score and workload ratio, with their last 14 days.

  3. A private note

  4. Escalate

    It opens a case for your school administrator, who takes it from there.

  1. Sleep’s dipped. You alright?

  2. Flat. Exams, late sessions.

  3. Thanks. Talk after training?

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