Building a practice plan

Name the practice, set the duration, and write one objective that a coach can evaluate at the end. The time budget should serve the objective rather than simply fill the schedule.

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1. 1DrillsOpens reusable coaching activities and included examples.
2. 2Practice plansOpens the dated, timed schedule you will run with the team.
3. 3InstallConnects practice work to the calls that must become game-ready.
4. 4CreateCreates a drill on this screen; in Practice plans it creates a new plan.
5. 5ExamplesShows or hides the included starting content.
6. 6SearchFinds a drill by name, category, or skill.
7. 7Drill cardOpens the setup, purpose, timing, and coaching points for one drill.

1. 1Choose the correct team and open Practice plans.
2. 2Create a practice and add the date, duration, objective, and coach notes.
3. 3Create blocks in the order players will experience them.
4. 4Attach drills or plays where the connection matters.
5. 5Adjust durations until the plan fits the available time.

Use warm-up, drill, install, team, situational, and review blocks consistently. Titles should tell assistants what is happening without a separate meeting.

• Put transitions and water into the time budget
• Attach the exact play when installing a call
• Use block notes for coaching points and equipment
• Keep the plan readable on a phone

Use live practice mode when you want the current block, clock, and completion state on a device. Print the plan when assistants need a paper copy or when device access is uncertain.