For coordinators and boards

Every team gets a plan, experienced coach or not

Every team starts the season with a build-up and a finished session, including the team that only found a parent in September. One overview shows which team needs attention, and you set what the club works on per age group.

Start with one team

Free to start. No card details. The club signs nothing.

It starts every August

In August it turns out three teams have no coach, and the gap gets filled by a parent who says yes. That parent is usually fine. They rarely have a season build-up, and writing one from scratch is a lot to ask.

So the question is not whether the sessions could be better. It is whether a team can run properly with someone who has never planned a season before. That is what this is built for.

Tools for the coordinator

An overview per team

Which teams have a plan, how current it is, and where a team is diverging from what the club has set out. Enough to see which team needs attention, without standing behind a coach.

One learning path for the club

You set out what the club is working on per age category. Team plans work inside it, and where a team diverges you see that in the overview, with the reason the coach gave.

Coaches and teams

You invite a coach by email and attach them to a team. A coach sees their own teams and nothing else. Roles and teams move with people when somebody swaps mid-season.

The change in September

Every team starts with a plan
In September there is a build-up to the winter break for every team, including the ones that only just found a coach. Nobody starts from nothing.
One line through the age groups
The club sets what happens per age category. That holds for every team. The step up to the next team is then a step rather than a restart.
Less prep per coach
A coach opens the session instead of writing it. That gives back the evening they would otherwise spend planning it.

One team is enough

You create a team, pick the age category and the training days, and the season is there. If it holds up, you add the rest of the club.