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Creating a new Periodisation Plan

For coaches: create, edit and assign a periodisation plan

Create New

Open Planner from left hand navigation
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From Scratch

a) Give Plan Title (ie Julie Master Plan)

b) Provide description

c) Start date and End Date

d) Create Plan
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Duplicate previous plan

a) Select Plan to duplicate
b) Give new Plan a Title

c) Duplicate Plan



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View Plan in List

Plan will now be visible in list


View Options


Options in this view include
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a. View

b. Edit

c. Duplicate

d. Archive – archive this and all associated plans with it (if a master plan)

e. Delete
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​Viewing Plan

Default View before you Edit

By default the view will show

  • Owner of the Plan

  • Athletes the plan is assigned to (if plan has been assigned)

  • Coach view (full view with nothing hidden from athlete

  • Weekly view (each column will be a week with beginning of the week start date showing)

Changing the Views

View options include

a. Athlete view (will not show any tracks that have been hidden from athlete)

b. Coach view (shows all detail)

c. Vertical or horizontal view - toggle between two for personal preference

d. Scale - Daily, weekly, monthly view

e. Zoom in or out
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Edit Plan Overview

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  1. Click edit

  2. Rename plan

  3. Change start and end date

  4. Add a description

  5. Change owner

  6. Save
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At this point plan is NOT assigned to any athletes
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Assign to Athlete

  1. Edit Plan

  2. Click add

  3. Search for athlete
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3. Add athlete
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When you assign the Master Plan to an athlete, it will create another plan specifically to the Athlete, linked back to the Master Plan
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Change Owner

1. Edit plan will allow you to change the owner

2. Simply click on owner
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3. Search for new owner

4. Save
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If you change the owner to an athlete or someone that wouldn’t normally have edit rights to the plan, making them a plan owner will enable them to edit the plan

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To edit tracks and add content refer to here 'Adding Tracks and Phases'


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