Training Programs

A coach starts with Training program creation, defining the program's goals (e.g. 'raise team shooting accuracy from 38% to 55%'), the duration window and the number of planned sessions. Inside the program shell, Session planning fills each session with drills, exercises and stated learning objectives — pulled either from the coach's private library or from the community-contributed Drill library, where peers across the federation publish proven drills with setup notes, target skill and difficulty.

For each athlete, Player development plans branch off the program with individualized targets that respect the player's role (pointeur, tireur, milieu) and current level. The Skill assessment framework provides a four-axis rubric — pointing, shooting, strategy and mental game — so the coach can score baseline and re-test at agreed checkpoints. Scores feed Progress tracking per player, producing trend lines that show whether the prescribed work is moving the needle and which axes are stalling.

When sessions run, Training attendance tracking records who showed up, who was excused and who missed without notice, building both engagement metrics and federation reporting on academy participation. To close the technique loop, Video analysis integration lets coaches upload session or match clips, annotate them frame-by-frame with markers, voice notes and shape overlays, and share the annotated reel directly with the player, the team or the wider coaching staff. The annotations remain attached to the player's development plan, so the next session in the program can be redesigned around the exact moments where the technique broke down.