The programme — Coaching tools
No. 02Plan Tuesday in minutes, not evenings.
Volunteer coaches do their planning at the kitchen table after work. RinkTracker gives that hour back: the assessments already know what the squad needs, the drill library knows how to train it, and the plan lands on the session itself.
Squad gap: Game IQ below the U14 target — the plan leans into it. Coach edits, then publishes.
The planner
No. 02A planner that already knows your squad.
Because assessments live in the same workspace, the practice planner starts from your squad's real gaps — not a blank page. Ask for a session and the AI drafts one against what the group needs most; you stay the coach, editing and approving before anything is published.
- AI session drafts built from squad assessment gaps
- Blocks, timings and coaching points you can rearrange
- Plans attach to real sessions on the schedule
The planner speaks coach: routes, reads and small-area games — not admin.
The library
No. 02Every drill is tagged by what it develops, so every block earns its ice time.
Drills that carry their purpose with them.
Every drill in the library is tagged to what it develops, so a plan is never just cones and whistles — each block says which gap it is closing. Build your own club library over time and your coaching knowledge stops living in one head.
- A starter drill library, organised by what each drill develops
- Your own drills, saved and reused across teams
Video
No. 02Evidence beats memory.
Upload game and practice footage, cut the moment that matters and attach it where it belongs — a player, a session, a review. The conversation with a player (or a parent) changes when you can show the shift instead of describing it.
- Game and practice video organised by player, team and session
- Clips and coach notes attached to reviews and tasks
Thirty seconds of film ends an argument that thirty minutes of talk cannot.
The arc
No. 02Oliver Smith — moving up.
Skating is ahead of the U14 target; Game IQ sits just below it. Confidence reads strong across coach, player and parent. Focus for next term: reads in the defensive zone.
From plan, to ice, to review.
Check the squad in at the session, log how the plan actually went, and feed what you saw back into each player's record. The week's coaching becomes part of the season's story instead of evaporating at the final whistle.
- Session check-in with attendance in two taps
- Session logs and feedback linked to development plans
In full
No. 02Everything in this part of the programme
- AI practice planner driven by squad gaps
- Session plans with blocks, timings and coaching points
- Starter drill library, tagged by what each drill develops
- Your own club drill library
- Digital whiteboard for drills and systems
- Plans attached to scheduled sessions, with a printable bench sheet
- Session check-in and attendance
- Session logs and feedback
- Game and practice video uploads
- Clip tagging by player, team and session
- Coach notes and voice notes on players
- Evidence attached to reviews and tasks
- AI-polished report writing with coach approval
See it with your club in mind.
A 30-minute walkthrough tailored to your age groups, then an invite code to set your academy up properly.