Handbooks

Paper. A lot of paper. Paper of all kinds. 

If you are a tidy person, everything is kept in a binder at home. 

If you're in a rush, even printer paper is perfect for your quick notes; the real problem will be not losing it.

“What time is it? It's late... I need to quickly set up a training session. I had no time today! I'll take some notes on this piece of paper, I hope I don't lose it.

Fitness coach and athletic trainer. 

Assistant coach and goalkeepers coach.

Manager, technical advisor, doctor, physiotherapist. 

You'd like to check next month matches' calendar but you can't remember where is the paper your technical advisor gave you?

Many of the coaches who consult our website often ask the same question: “Which qualities and skills does a good soccer coach need to have?”

There are three key moments that define each coach's workweek, either professional or not.

At the end of a training session coaches often chat with their colleagues and assistants to evaluate how drills have been executed during the workout: this is a good practice both to analyse how the training session has been and to examine different points of view. Sharing is important to refine yo

It all started with a table drawn on a sheet of paper, then it became an Excel spreadsheet shared with your staff. 

Coach, athletic trainers and members of the technical staff could need a tool to evaluate players, in particular their skills during matches and workouts, and to monitor their progress. Regardless of the age group.

Every work team, even in a soccer club, needs to share a working method and pool information.