Gym track world - Innovative online training diary for all disciplines of gym

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Gym track world - This is a training diary application for Women's/Men's Gymnastics, Trampoline, Aerobic, Teamgym and Posa Sports like pole dancing and aerial gymnastics (silk and hoop).

A great tool for gymnasts, coaches, head coaches/club managers to create training plans for even longer term. Monitor, record trainings, gather statistics and evaluate your work in the process of planning. The high-performance statistical platform allows the users to graphically see every aspect of gymnastics in order to continuously draw conclusions. Thereby, providing the best fundamentals for improvement.

Account/Profile types

Gymnast

DIY account aims to provide an online training diary for gymnasts without coaches to plan, follow up and analyse their own work.

Coach

There are several packages available to coaches. Packages include a different number of gymnasts ranging from 5 up to 20. There might be groups differing from standard setups, however, there are solutions for them. Contact us: [email protected]

Club

There are several packages available to head coaches/clubs and national federations. Packages include a different number of coaches between 2 and 10, as well as a different number of gymnasts ranging from 30 up to 150, respectively, to satisfy needs of clubs of different cultures. There might be clubs and federations differing from standard setups, however, there are solutions for them. Contact us: [email protected]

Functions

The idea behind the application is to help hobby gymnasts and sports professionals through the process of development stages: plan, work, gather data, analyse and improve approaches.

Step 1 – Registration

Step 2 – Invite your gymnasts and coaches

Step 3 – Create Training plans

In this section you can add your gymnasts or groups and create -if needed– or add skills, routines. By adding them, you create apparatus trainings which automatically leads to the creation of trainings. This procedure ends with addition of those trainings to the calendar. Important: during the creation of the routines, the application gives you ‘Difficulty scores’ and feedback, based on the rule applied by the user. E.g.: special requirements missing or duplicated skill.

Step 4 – Keep the trainings

This function lets the gymnasts and coaches easily input the results of practiced skills, routines. Values which can be given are related to result (successful or not) and the environment within the apparatus work is being carried out. E.g.: into the pit, competition environment or with the coach’s help.If the training is for the whole group, the function gives the user the option to easily switch between the members of the group, apparatuses and skills within the particular training. Thus, providing a quick solution during training between two goes.Important: the screen where the performed routine can be assessed provides an option to input ‘execution score’ (remember, D score has already been given automatically), environment details and in case the routine was not successful, for statistical reasons, the user is able to mark which skill was failed.

Step 5 – Statistics

Once the training is finished, the next step is to check the statistics. It can be read in the matter of seconds regardless how long the period of time is taken into account. E.g.: during the final stretching at the end of the training, the coach can immediately see who did what with percentage rates and diagrams.

This is a simpler way to see gymnasts’ number of goes, successful goes, percentages, environmental factors to see the process of learning an element. Athletes and groups can be compared with each other.

There is another solution if somebody wishes to go way deeper in numbers and statistics: detailed statistics. It shows the amount, success rate and time spent. Can be analysed daily, weekly, monthly, periodically as average or aggregately. Chart-wise, those data can be graphically visualised as bar chart, line chart or tab