The season, from the athlete's side.
The work their coach set, ticked off at home. The skills they're climbing towards, marked level by level. Trainable is the athlete's own view of the club — and the family's window into it.
What it does
Follow the plan. See the progress.
Nothing to set up: enrolments come from the club's register and plans from the coach's Library, so an athlete signs in and their season is already there.
Skill ladders
Every skill is a ladder — from the first drill to the finished thing — and each athlete's rung is marked as the coach sees it done.
- Levels the club defines, in the club's own words
- Marked by the coach, level by level, so progress is observed rather than guessed
- “How's the cartwheel going” finally has an answer
Progress, visible at home
One page per athlete: the week's assigned work, the skills they've reached, and the clips their club has captured — for the athlete and their family.
- Home training ticked off exercise by exercise, with notes back to the coach
- Parents see their own children, athletes see themselves — and nobody else
- A season's record that builds itself as the club works
In Sportable
Their own record, and nobody else's.
An athlete's progression belongs to them, visible to the coaches who work with them and the family at home — the same person record the rest of the app keys on, and nothing more. See how it fits together.