Week 37: microcycle volume, injury grouping, and test benchmarks
Compare a microcycle's GPS volume against earlier weeks, read the injury overview one row per athlete, correct RTP and clearance dates, and set your own physical test classification bands.
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What changed this week
Week 37 is about reading a week of work rather than a single session. Open each section for where to go and what to try next.
You can now compare a microcycle's volume against earlier weeks
The GPS session breakdown table has a second mode. A toggle in the card header switches to Microcycle analysis, which totals each athlete's volume across a microcycle and sets it against earlier ones. The analysis follows the session selector, and the comparison defaults to the week before. Pick several and they average rather than sum.
Include games sits next to the comparison selector. Switch it off to drop match day sessions and isolate training load. Shared report links and the landscape PDF carry the mode too.
Try next: switch the table to Microcycle analysis and compare this week against the two before it.
Your injury overview now groups by athlete, and dates are correctable
An athlete with several injuries used to fill a status section with near-identical rows. Two or more now collapse behind one row carrying an injury count. Mark RTP, Clear, Edit and Delete all stay on the individual injury.
You can also correct Date RTP and Date Cleared after the fact. One number changed with it: Days Out now stops at the return date, where it used to run to today for anyone still in RTP.
Try next: expand an athlete with more than one injury, then correct a Date RTP.
You can now set your own physical test classification bands
In Physical Tests settings you can edit the bands that classify a result, and the score overview and radar read from them instead of a fixed scale. Only tests with data count toward a score.
The athlete report also keeps decimals typed with a comma, labels left and right, shows units, and matches norms to the squad. Physical tests are switched on per club.
Try next: adjust one band and check the score overview against it.
Smaller fixes
Moving a recurring session no longer wipes its RPE. Changing the time on a series was deleting its occurrences and taking the athletes' responses with them; occurrences are now updated in place. Deleting on purpose still removes them, behind a confirmation that tells you how many.
Weekly report charts stay inside their containers when an athlete has a lot of data. Report cards show the athlete's full name. Participant durations reset when you change an event's start or end time.