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Testing results athletes logged themselves in the player portal. Click a row to open that athlete's report.
Squad Heatmap
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Colour based on position-specific benchmarks (Props, Hooker, Second Row, Backrow, Inside Backs, Outside Backs).
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Test Sessions
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Squad Rankings
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Programs & Plans
Training programs, nutrition plans and recovery protocols — visible to players, coaches and physio.
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Club Units
The default weight unit for everyone in this workspace, including the players' portal. Set this to lbs for US-based programmes. Any individual can still switch their own view with the scale button in the top bar.
Weights are always stored in kg behind the scenes, so switching units never changes anyone's recorded numbers.
Squad Leaderboard
Show a top-ranked leaderboard on the players' portal, built from the latest test results. You choose which tests appear — players only ever see it while it's switched on.
Benchmark Targets
Select a position group, set Min / Good / Elite thresholds, then Save. Each group is stored independently.
MAS 1200: enter as mm:ss (e.g. 4:12), 4.12, or total seconds (252) — shown as mm:ss, lower is better. Speed in decimal seconds. CMJ & Bench Throw in ms — lower is better. Save applies only to the currently active tab. Custom metrics are per-group.
Setting Your Own Standards
The defaults are starting points. Replace them with your own standards for each position group. Min = the floor — a clear development priority below this. Good = solid, on-target. Elite = top-end for your level. Each tab is saved independently — switch tabs and save again to set different thresholds per group.
Rack Mode
For a shared iPad at the rack. You stay signed in; athletes tap their own name, log their sets, and hand the device on. Nobody else's data is on screen while they do it. By default each athlete gets the programme you've assigned to them; you can also run everyone through one shared programme.
Squad Board
Full-screen display for a gym screen. Rotates through today's PRs, the leaderboards and squad completion. Read-only, refreshes itself.
Working Maxes
The number every %1RM in the Programme Builder is calculated from. Set a max here and the athlete sees a real target weight on their phone instead of a percentage.
Auto-fill takes the latest tested lift from Test Entry (a 1RM as tested, a 3RM or 5RM converted with Epley), then takes this percentage of it. Set 100 to use the tested 1RM itself. 90% is the usual training-max convention.
Values are shown in your selected unit and stored in kg. Blank means no max set, and any %1RM for that lift falls back to showing the raw percentage.
Programme Completion
Who is actually doing the work. Built from what athletes log in their own portal, not from anything typed here.
Club Branding
Customise colours and logo — changes apply across all portals.
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Changes apply across all portals using this workspace.
Squad Readiness
Acute:Chronic Workload Ratio (ACWR). Green <1.3 · Amber 1.3–1.5 · Red >1.5
Insights & Recommendations
Based on ACWR + today's wellness check-ins
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Log Training Session
Training Load (AU) = RPE × Duration. Will be calculated on save.
Load History
| Date | Player | Type | RPE | Duration | Load (AU) |
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Recovery Checklist
What each player ticked after training, after a match, the next day and on rest days. Visible to S&C and physio only. Players see their own score and the squad board, never each other's answers.
Post-Match RPE Survey
Ask the squad how hard the match was. Publishing puts the survey on each player's portal home screen straight away and sends a push notification.
Match Surveys
Answers arrive here live as players submit them.
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Survey Questions
What this club asks after a match. RPE is always asked, because the match load is built on it. Add your own questions, rename them, reorder them or remove them.
Answer types: Scale (tap a number, 0 or 1 up to 10), Number (typed, with a unit), Yes / No, Text. Tick High is bad on a scale where a high number is a problem, such as soreness.
Changes apply to surveys you publish from now on. A survey that is already live keeps the questions it went out with, and answers already given are never changed.
Changes apply to surveys you publish from now on. A survey that is already live keeps the questions it went out with, and answers already given are never changed.
Wellness Overview
Daily check-ins submitted by players. Average scores across the squad.
Squad Average Scores
Check-In Metrics
What this club asks its players every day. Add as many as you need, rename them, or change the direction of the scale.
Tick 5 is bad for anything where a high number is a problem, such as soreness or stress. Everything else is scored 5 = best.
Removing a metric stops players being asked for it from their next check-in. Check-ins already submitted are never changed or deleted.
Removing a metric stops players being asked for it from their next check-in. Check-ins already submitted are never changed or deleted.
01DATA SHEET
02WEEKLY SUMMARY
03SESSION REPORT
04WEEK ON WEEK
05ACWR TRACKING
Data Sheet
Athlete Registry
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Sessions Logged
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Weekly Player Summary
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Session Report
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Week-to-Week
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ACWR Tracking
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🛡️ Body Armour Protocol
Upload your pre-hab and body armour documents here — PDFs, programmes, video links, and protocols.
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🏋️ Off-Season Programme
Upload off-season gym programmes here. Uploaded documents appear in the Strength & Conditioning section of each player's portal.
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Off-Season Block 1
Movement Quality & Baseline Restoration
6-week programme — Speed · Strength · Conditioning