What the coach actually sees
Before Tuesday's session,
not after Tuesday's injury.
One board, checked in ninety seconds before practice. Nobody memorises this — it is designed to be glanced at, not studied.
Varsity Girls Soccer · Tue practice
PushHoldShiftEase
Maya R.Midfield · #8
Push
Full load
Jenna K.Forward · #11
Hold
Steady
Ava T.Defense · #4
Shift
⚑ Knee load flagged 2d
Priya S.Keeper
Ease
⚑ AT reviewing
Sofia L.Midfield · #6
Push
Full load
18 of 22 · Push or Hold2 flagged · AT notifiedWarm-up compliance · 96%
Illustrative board · not live data
Why this replaces the guess
Four things a coach could never see before.
1
Every athlete's tier, at a glancePush, Hold, Shift or Ease for the whole squad — before you decide what today's session looks like.
2
Load trend, not a single numberSeven-day training load per athlete, so a spike shows up in the week it happens rather than in next month's injury report.
3
Flags routed automaticallyAn athlete who reports something concerning goes straight to the AT's queue — the coach sees that it is being handled, not the clinical detail.
4
Warm-up compliance, evidencedWhether the prevention protocol actually ran — the number that predicts the injury number.
One board, every sport
See it against your own roster.
A fit call walks through this with your actual squad size and sports — not a demo script.
Better Athlete is a training-intelligence service, not a medical device. A read is a screening view of how training is landing — it does not diagnose, and it does not replace the judgement of your athletic trainer, school nurse, or physician.