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For the people who develop athletes.

See what your athletes actually did.
Then coach what comes next.

Assign training, see completed sessions and notes, and adjust the plan — for one athlete or a full roster.

Start coaching at $19/month.Athlete accounts are free.

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Less reconstruction.
More coaching.

What was planned. What was completed. What the athlete shared. Bring the pieces together before you decide what comes next.

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Give the next session a purpose.

Build a workout or Training Plan. Assign the work to an athlete or group.

Your methods.
Room to work.

Keep the programming you trust. Build a repeatable workflow around it, from one athlete to a full organization.

Bring your programming.

Import existing spreadsheets, build custom workouts and multi-week Training Plans, or start from the growing program library.

Assign with precision.

Deliver training to an individual or a group. Each athlete keeps their own assignment, results and history.

Work as a staff.

Organize teams and groups, invite athletes, and coordinate head coaches and assistants through their roles and access.

Your work stays yours.

Export your data when you need it. Your programming, coaching notes and organizational work remain yours.

Stay connected with in-app coaching messages and optional email or SMS notifications. Verify your mobile number, then choose Coaching message texts in Settings → Notifications.

Set up coaching-message texts

Your public coach page

Give your coaching
a place to be found.

Independent coaches need a professional presence that makes the next step clear. Put your experience, approach and availability in one place, so an interested athlete can request coaching.

Introduce your practice before the first conversation. When an athlete connects, start coaching with permission and useful training context.

Start your coaching presence
Coach pageWhat you can share

Your experience.
Your approach.

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Your background

Experience, credentials and coaching specialties.

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Your approach

The athletes you work with and how you develop them.

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The next connection

Availability and a private request for coaching.

A coaching request starts a connection. Athlete permission controls access to the training record.

Explore a fictional public profile

A clear relationship.
A clear boundary.

Coaching access starts when the athlete accepts the connection. It ends when they remove it. The work each person owns stays with them.

Coach-owned

Your practice stays yours.

Programming, coaching notes and organizational data. You provide structure, guidance and accountability.

Athlete-owned

Their history stays theirs.

Completed training, Open Training sessions and personal notes. Private notes are visible only when the athlete shares them.

Bring your coaching.
Keep the whole picture.

Start with one athlete. Build from the work.