2 October
Tom Visser Written by Dan
You looked up before receiving more often in Thursday’s passing drill.
Keep scanning before the catch in the next passing session.
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Tom Visser · Written by Dan
You looked up before receiving more often in Thursday’s passing drill.
Keep scanning before the catch in the next passing session.
Read the earlier review, or edit the latest assessment and save it together.
Read the agreed priorities and previous work before you write the next assessment.
Look up before
the ball arrives.
5:24→5:10
Minutes:secondsLook up before the ball arrives.
Looks up more often in Thursday’s drill.
Dan · 2 OctoberLook up before receiving during the passing drill.
Look up before the ball arrives.
Write your judgement in the player's plan, update the relevant goals and set the next point to review the work.
You looked up before receiving more often in Thursday’s passing drill.
Looks up before receiving more often.
Keep scanning before the catch in the next passing session.
Keep scanning before the catch.
Tom · DanYou looked up before receiving more often in Thursday’s passing drill.
Dan’s observation · 2 OctKeep scanning before the catch in the next passing session.
Read the evidence, write your judgement and agree the next work.
Check the plan, current goals, earlier reviews and relevant training references.
Use the recorded values and your observations to write the review.
Looks up before the ball arrives more often.
Record the next steps and choose a date to discuss them again.
Keep scanning before the catch.
Show the recorded result, the coach's interpretation and the next action as separate parts of the same review.
Read the latest measurement alongside the goal's starting point and target.
Write what you observed and explain the part of the player's development it relates to.
Give the player a specific piece of work to return to after the review.
Choose when to discuss the agreed action again and save that date with this assessment.
You looked up before receiving more often in Thursday’s passing drill.
Written by Dan · 2 OctoberKeep scanning before the catch in the next passing session.
Return to the earlier assessment when you need to understand how the player's priorities have changed.
Read the reviews in their order so each assessment has a place in the season.
See which coach wrote each review alongside their observations.
Compare the work previously agreed with what you are discussing in the latest review.
Look up before receiving during the passing drill.
Written by DanYou looked up before receiving more often in Thursday’s passing drill.
Written by DanKeep scanning before the catch.
Open the plan's focus, goals and dates before deciding what this assessment needs to cover.
Read the attempt date and test procedure beside a measurement you are discussing in the review.
Compare the current value with the recorded starting point and target when reviewing a measured goal.
Keep the specific observation beside the action the player and coach agree to work on next.
Use the coach dashboard to find active plans, due goals and player records that need attention.
Read results within strength, speed, endurance, attendance or a club category as context for your review.
Read the activities and workloads in the session you are referring to during the assessment.
Check the player's answer for an event when preparing the next training session.
Open the shared training session from its card in the team's channel to read the activities.
Keep club events in your calendar as you prepare the training work around the next review.
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The coach writes the assessment. This direction does not include an automatic player rating or an AI judgement of the player's ability.
A fitness test records an attempt and its result. A development assessment records the coach's review of the player's goals, observations and next steps.
Yes. The review can record an observation and next steps for a written goal, such as scanning before receiving the ball.
The flow keeps relevant goal updates with the assessment, next steps and next review date.
The review can refer to the training session and its version. It does not rewrite completed training.
The review history keeps the earlier dated reviews so you can read the assessment and work agreed at that point.
Keep the assessment, goal updates and agreed next steps with the player's plan.
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