A player’s own view of the same record their coaches build: every skill domain, how it has moved over the season, how it sits against their age group, and what to work on next. Parents see the same thing.
Every grade a coach has given, plotted over the season, with the question behind each one. A player can see whether they are improving, holding or slipping in each domain, rather than guessing from selection.
Written feedback drafted from the coach’s grades, so it is specific to what they saw. Compare yourself with players your age, and go into the next net with a clear goal.
The same eight domains a coach grades, in language a player can act on.
EquiPlay lets me compare myself to others and which areas of my game I need to improve on. It gives quite specific feedback so I can go into my next net session with a clear goal.
The grades, the feedback and the progress over time, exactly as the player sees them. It takes a lot of the guesswork out of the car journey home, and it means a conversation about selection can start from what the coaches actually recorded.
A performance monitoring tool allowing players to track their improvement over time, benchmark their abilities against peers in specific skill areas, and receive direct coach feedback to drive self-directed development.
For the professional game. Extends Player360 with professional-level skill assessments, and uses artificial intelligence to generate detailed performance insights and customised development pathways.
A short walkthrough of what a player and a parent see, and how it connects to what the coaches and the organisation see.
