What you get
For each part of the parent app: what it is, why that matters compared with how it works today, and what it means for you.
1Parent Home
Your athlete's week at a glance, the moment you open the app.
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Feature
Weekly summary for each athlete: workouts this week, when they last trained and which body part, and their next assigned workouts.
Advantage
You see the facts without asking and without waiting on a text thread.
Benefit
Conversations with your athlete start from what happened, not from nagging.
Feature
Readiness and pain on the home screen: a color from your athlete's own check-in ("Feeling ready," "Taking it easy," "Needs attention"), plus a reported-pain alert and a push notification.
Advantage
A pain report reaches you and the coach at the same moment, not days later at the next game.
Benefit
You can step in sooner, and you stop wondering whether anyone noticed.
Feature
Everything from the program in one place: coach announcements and, for clinics and events, the schedule, what's happening now, where to be, and answers to common questions.
Advantage
One app instead of scattered texts, flyers and group chats you half-read.
Benefit
You know where to be and what's planned without hunting for it.
2Weekly Progress Report
Proof your athlete is growing, on your athlete alone.
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Feature
A weekly report: workouts completed, their own usual pace, an eight-week trend, total volume and their training split.
Advantage
It compares your athlete only with their own earlier weeks, never with other kids.
Benefit
You can tell a rough week from a real problem, and see steady effort without leaderboard pressure.
Feature
The whole picture: practice attendance (where your program tracks it), check-ins completed, and any reported pain, with a note that the coach was told.
Advantage
Reliability and wellbeing sit next to the training numbers instead of in separate conversations.
Benefit
A fuller answer than "how was practice?"
Feature
Change over time and a note from the coach: tested numbers compared with your athlete's earlier results, each marked coach-verified or self-reported.
Advantage
You can tell which numbers a coach stands behind.
Benefit
Growth you can believe, plus a coach's own words on how the week went.
3Consent & Waiver
You're in control of what your athlete agrees to and what leaves the app.
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Feature
Sign once, on your phone: your typed name is your e-signature, kept on record, and you can read the whole waiver in English, Spanish or French.
Advantage
No paper packet lost in a backpack, and you can switch language while you read.
Benefit
You understand what you're agreeing to, and there's a record that you did.
Feature
Asked again if the wording changes: when the waiver is updated, you're prompted to review and sign the new version.
Advantage
You are never held to wording you didn't see.
Benefit
Clear, current terms, and no surprises.
Feature
Separate, optional choices: anonymous research data sharing, and whether your athlete's public recruiting profile may be published. Withdrawing takes effect right away, including taking a live profile down.
Advantage
Sharing is up to a parent, off until you say yes, and never bundled with the training waiver.
Benefit
You decide what leaves the app, and you can change your mind at any time.