Training Diary

Each session begins with a Daily training entry: date, duration, type and free-form notes. Training types cover the full spectrum a serious player needs — pointing practice, shooting practice, match simulation, physical fitness and mental prep — and a single entry can mix several. Inside an entry, Drill logging records which drills were performed, repetitions and a success rate, so a player can see whether their carreau-under-pressure drill is actually trending upward.

Two dedicated trackers anchor the diary in real petanque metrics. The Personal shooting accuracy tracker records tirs attempted versus successful per session — broken down where the player wishes by stationary and rolling targets — and the Personal pointing accuracy tracker logs distance from the cochonnet per session. Both feed time-series charts that surface technique drift weeks before it shows up in match results.

Motivation runs on Training streak tracking, which counts both day streaks and ISO-week streaks, with current and longest values, so consistency-focused players can hold a 14-week streak even if they skip a single Tuesday. Volume is visualised through Training volume charts that aggregate weekly, monthly and yearly totals with a type_breakdown, exposing imbalance (too much shooting, no mental prep) at a glance.

Notes can be enriched with photos and short videos via Training notes with photo/video attachment — uploads pass magic-byte validation, are thumbnailed and stored in blob storage. Coach visibility is opt-in: dedicated share/unshare endpoints let a player open one entry, a date range or all entries to a coach, who then sees them in a paginated coach dashboard. On a shared entry the coach can leave Coach annotations — structured, multi-annotation per entry with full CRUD and history — turning a private journal into a guided dialogue without ever forcing exposure.