Coaches can set goals on one or several members of a group. This helps you as a coach to manage and monitor several athletes in less time. Example uses: You want all your athletes to finish 3rd or better on an international contest. Set a general guideline for how much training you expect your athletes to do during a period of time. For example, you want your athletes to train between 500 and 600 hours…
Regarding competitions you can set goals on the following aspects: Goal period Competition level Result/Finish (1st, 2nd, 3rd and so on)
It is possible to create goals on every aspect in the system regarding scoring in Nage Waza: Goal period Score Amount or % Technique group Technique Direct or counter attack Grips Directions Against opponents with a main right or left grip Competition level Example: Scoring in Nage Waza You can freely combine any or all of the aspects below. In the example we have created a fairly straightforward goal of more (3 during the period)…
Both coaches and athletes can set various goals for their development. Having clear goals are highly motivating and also makes it more easier to do follow ups on a regular basis. It is possible to set structured goals on nearly every aspect that the system handles. Coaches and/or athletes can set goals for more scores with throws in a certain direction, more scores using a certain technique, scoring with shime waza or whatever the analysis…