Training planning
Four drills, 70 minutes. Tonight's plan.
Your drills with diagrams in one library, training sessions built from them in a click – and a PDF to take to the pitch.
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Exercise library
Every drill with diagram, duration and category.
Search, filter from warm-up to game form, add to the session with one click.
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Session
Four drills, 70 minutes.
Order by drag-and-drop, the total duration keeps count.
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Drill
Procedure, coaching points, organisation.
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Sketch editor
Runs dashed, passes solid.
Proper football notation: players, cones, goals, zones – with your own drill image as a template if you like.
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PDF export
Printed and pinned up in the dressing room.
The finished session as a PDF: date, drills, diagrams – for your assistant coach too.
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Import
Your old collection moves in with you.
Upload Word or PDF, check the preview, take over the drills.
The plan is set before the cones are.
Drills, session and PDF are done by the time you reach the pitch – what's left is the coaching.
Good to know.
Can I import my existing drill collection?
Yes. Upload Word files (.doc/.docx) or PDFs – MatchPlanner detects the individual drills, shows you a preview for corrections and only then takes them into your library.
How do I create my own drill diagrams?
With the built-in sketch editor: place magnets, draw runs (dashed) and passes (solid), mark zones. You can put an existing drill image behind the canvas as a template and comfortably trace it.
Can I print training sessions?
Yes, every session can be exported as a PDF – to print for the dressing room, as a crib sheet on the pitch or to pass on to assistant coaches.
Do my players see the training content?
Your drills and sessions stay in the coaching area. In the player app, players see the training dates, confirm or decline and get reminders – the content of the training stays in your hands.