Player page and My stats

Player page and My stats

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Everything about one player in one place. Staff open it from any player's name. Players see their own numbers as My stats, in a shorter layout of their own.

Where to find it
Where
Staff: click a player's name on the board, week, season, load ratio, roster, results or tests. Players: My stats in the menu.
Who
A player sees only their own page. Coaches see their teams' players; viewers and admins see everyone.
Eetu Mäkelä Try it — nothing is saved
Readiness, 7 days
7.0
0.94
Sleep, 7 days
7.7h
0.99
Load, 7 days
2,140AU
21-day weekly average 1,597
Load ratio
1.34
Rising — keep an eye on it

Readiness to train

Sleep: hours and quality

05102/106/1010/1014/1018/1022/1026/10Sleep 7 h
Sleep (h)Sleep quality

Readiness and recovery

02.557.5102/106/1010/1014/1018/1022/1026/10Readiness 5/10
ReadinessRecovery before session

Load

Daily load (RPE × minutes)

02004006002/106/1010/1014/1018/1022/1026/10

Load ratio over time

0.511.52/106/1010/1014/1018/1022/1026/10
Load, 7 days vs. 21

The last 7 days’ total against the weekly average of the 21 days before. The green band (0.8–1.3) is the usual target; above 1.5 the jump is large.

Switch to By week: load is summed per week, readiness and sleep averaged. Pick another measure for the ratio line.

What is on it

The player page, as staff see it, from the top:

  1. Period: how many weeks back the charts go.
  2. Four tiles: readiness and sleep over the last 7 days, each with its ratio against the 21 days before; the load of the last 7 days with the 21-day weekly average under it; and the load ratio.
  3. Readiness to train: two charts. Sleep: hours and quality has hours slept and sleep quality, with a dashed limit line at 7 hours. Readiness and recovery has morning readiness and recovery before sessions (dashed), with a dashed limit line at 5/10.
  4. Load: the load as bars, then distance, high-speed running and strain points when GPS files have been imported.
  5. Load ratio over time, with the green 0.8–1.3 band. With GPS data, buttons above it pick which measure the line follows: load, distance, high-speed running or strain points. See Load ratio.
  6. Week by week: load (with the change from the week before), minutes, sessions, readiness, distance and high-speed running per calendar week.
  7. Aches & how you feel: everything the player has written, newest first, with the day.
  8. Tests: each physical test with the latest result, the best, and whether the last one improved or declined. See Physical tests.
  9. Recent days: each day's morning answers, sessions and GPS rows.

By day or by week

The By day / By week switch next to Readiness to train changes the readiness and load charts together:

  • By day shows every day of the period.
  • By week shows one value per calendar week: load and the GPS measures added up, readiness and sleep averaged, and the readiness titles end with weekly averages. Use it for a longer period, when daily bars get thin. The week still running is lower until Sunday.

Opening it from the board

On the board, a click on a player opens the same content in a side panel, so the board stays in view. The arrow icon at the top of the panel opens the full page. When a coach taps an ache notification, it opens this page too.

My stats, for players

My stats is only ever about you. Use it to see how your sleep and readiness follow your training, and whether your last 7 days are much more than you are used to. It is shorter than the page staff see:

My stats Try it — nothing is saved

Last 7 days vs. the 21 before

Readiness to train

  • Sleep (h)0.99
  • Sleep quality0.97
  • Readiness0.94
  • Recovery before session0.97

Load

  • Load1.34
  • Distance1.18
  • High-speed running1.27
  • Strain points1.16

Around 1 is your usual level. Above it, the last week was more than usual; below it, less. Readiness and sleep: a falling number is worth a word with the coach.

… the two readiness charts and the load bars, by day …

Weeks in total

01,0002,000W 40W 41W 42W 43W 44

How the load adds up week by week: everything you logged — team training, gym, own training and matches.

Pick distance or high-speed running: the weekly bars follow. Hover a badge for what it says.
  1. Period, as on the player page.
  2. Last 7 days vs. the 21 before: one card instead of the four tiles. A badge for each measure, under Readiness to train (sleep hours, sleep quality, readiness, recovery before the session) and Load (load, distance, high-speed running, strain points). Around 1 is your usual level. A measure shows once you have enough history for it.
  3. Readiness to train: the same two charts, day by day.
  4. Load: your load as bars, day by day, and the GPS measures when you have them.
  5. Weeks in total: one bar per calendar week. Show picks load, distance or high-speed running.
  6. Then the same Week by week table, aches, tests and recent days as on the player page.

There is no By day / By week switch and no load ratio line. The badges at the top show where you stand now.

If a number looks wrong, check My answers: a session logged twice doubles that day's load. Remove the extra one and the stats follow.