A few useful goals.
Choose a small set of specific actions the player can attempt during the game. Keep the focus on controllable choices and practise actions appropriate to the player’s age, sport rules and role.
A link that opens the job.
Share the player’s Focus Card rather than a spreadsheet-style export. The recipient sees the goals and the reflection experience directly. Use Copy Link when the phone’s native share sheet is unavailable.
Reflect after the game.
The player reviews what happened and returns the reflection link to the coach. Use the result to guide the next practice conversation. Avoid entering sensitive player information or treating the card as a public ranking.
Keep a backup.
The tool is local-first. Retain the coach’s data and use available export or backup controls. Test sharing on your own phone before game day.
Follow your league’s rules first.
Try the tool yourself before you share it with a family. Follow your club or league’s guidelines for communicating with players and parents, and keep player information to what is needed. Adapt goals so every player has something useful to work on.
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