Created a club and now want to assign coach and admin rights to members? Go to your club’s Dashboard view. There is a gear-wheel-like ‘user management’ button behind every User (on the right side of the page). Click it and choose either ‘Make coach‘ or ‘Make admin‘ or both.
You have created your own club profile in Sportlyzer but do not have any athletes in it yet? Don’t worry, here’s a quick tutorial of how to add members to your club.
Thanks to our friends and Sportlyzer users, many languages have already been translated. Here’s a quick overview of our progress (as of 26 August 2013):
Are you using Sportlyzer in a foreign language? Why not go to the ‘settings’ menu and start using it in your mother tongue?
Once you have created a training plan for a training group, you can use the calendar widget to automatically publish the schedule on club’s website. This is really convenient for athletes and parents who don’t use Sportlyzer by themselves.
Tracking monthly sports club membership fees and having a good overview of the accruals is essential for your club’s cash flow. Now coaches can do it online with Sportlyzer coaching tools. Here’s a quick guide explaining this feature:
When you train a group of people, you usually track attendance of all the athletes. Now you can do this in Sportlyzer and even enter these workouts to all of their diaries with one click.
Enough of those paper forms that are hard to copy and never there when you need them. We have developed an initial version of digital athlete profiles including personal and emergency contacts, health info, previous sports history, etc.
To track athletes who don’t log their own training, you can create puppet-athlete accounts. This functionality let’s you manage all of your athletes – even those who never signed up to Sportlyzer (kids, recreational athletes, etc).
When we launched our new statistics pages we got a lot of compliments. But some of our users were extremely disturbed that they couldn’t compare their training data with friends any more. Sorry for that – it was a temporary situation and now the comparison charts are back and better than before.