Track and field coaching software that gives you back your Sunday evening.
The squad, the season and the week in one place, on the phone you already have at the track.
The coach's week
philosophy, season, the week, the send, the register
The organiser's meet
one roster, a team picked from it, an entry sheet
The athlete's record
every mark, every test, over a season
Built in South Africa, for South African athletics.
The coach's week
Philosophy
Speed is a skill, so we train it fresh.
Your own words, written once, kept at the top of the season. The app holds what you believe about coaching. It never has an opinion of its own.
Periodization
Inter-houseDistrictsTodayMeets: Inter-house, Districts
The phases on real dates, with the meets already in them. Change a date and every session after it moves.
Programme
MTWTFSS3x5x20m hills, 3 min walk back
Seven days, written in your own shorthand. The app reads it back so you can check it before anyone else sees it.
The send
One tap, to the WhatsApp group the squad already uses. No new app for anyone to install, and no reply asking what time.
A drawing, not a screenshot. The season and the week are in the app today. Philosophy and the library are named in the list below, with their real state next to them.
The organiser's meet
Your roster
| Juane van Wyk | U17 | 11.42 |
|---|---|---|
| Anika Swanepoel | U17 | 4.61 |
| Ruan Steyn | U19 | 1.85 |
| Pieter Nel | U19 | 52.10 |
Imported once. Season bests update themselves as results come in.
Interhigh, 14 March
| Event | Athlete | Seed |
|---|---|---|
| 100m U17 Boys | Juane van Wyk | 11.42 |
| Long jump U17 Girls | Anika Swanepoel | 4.61 |
| High jump U19 Boys | Ruan Steyn | 1.85 |
| 400m U19 Boys | Pieter Nel | 52.10 |
Every seed mark carried across from the roster. Nobody typed one twice.
A demo squad and an invented meet, so nobody real is named here. Organisers use this side free, and it is the part of AtleetIQ that is finished.
You test. It analyses. You decide.
| Tested | 14 Mar | 2 Jun | 8 Sep |
|---|---|---|---|
| Faults, out of 12 | 7 | 5 | 4 |
| Band | Very poor | Average | Average |
Fewer faults is better. Twelve is every fault the test looks for.
−3
Down three since March, and that is a real change.
The test is accurate to one point, so three clears it.
−1 Down one since June, which does not clear it. The app calls that unchanged rather than progress.
The prescription is yours. The app has no opinion on how anyone should train. It just makes yours quick to write down and send.
A demo athlete. S-MAS is a published test with a known margin of error, and the app will not call a change real until it clears it. That is the part worth paying for.
The athlete's record
| Tuesdays | 12 Aug | 19 Aug | 26 Aug | 2 Sep |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Juane van Wyk | at practice | at practice | at practice | at practice |
| Pieter Nel | at practice | missed | at practice | at practice |
| Marieke du Toit | missed | at practice | missed | missed |
| Anika Swanepoel | at practice | at practice | at practice | at practice |
| Ruan Steyn | at practice | at practice | missed | at practice |
3/4
Marieke du Toit keeps missing Tuesdays.
Three of the last four, and nobody reads that off one register.
A demo squad, so nobody real is named here. Every mark above is a register a coach actually tapped.
Everything in it, and everything that is not yet
In the app today 6
Programmethe cycle on real dates, edited freely, in your own shorthand
The sendone tap, the week to the group you already use
Registerunder thirty seconds, athletes without a login included
Roster and meetsimport the squad, season bests, team selection, entry sheet
Athlete appthe athlete sees today and checks in
ToolsS-MAS, Kinogram, Vertical Jump and HRV, with a report a parent can read
Being built 2
Library
Voice notes
Planned, not started 5
Philosophy
Periodization
What happened
The season read back
Third-party data
A coach on the beta gets set up personally, so the planned rows are a conversation rather than a wait.