The Tool
Workout Builder + Weekly Plan
Use this page to build a weekly schedule from your drill library, save a clean PDF, and log what you actually did. Submit additional workout program requests (whole workout or just tasks) via email as attachment in excel including workout/task name, description, link to specific youtube video, and time it should take to perform including rest periods (optional).
Best results: keep sprint/jump/strength sessions high-quality (well-rested), then layer skill work 3+ days/week.
Planning Philosophy
Start with a base schedule that improves most players: mobility + sprinting + jumping + strength. Do these when you’re well-rested (often mornings), especially in-season.
- In-season light: Sprint (30 min) 2×/week
- Jump + Strength (30 min) 2×/week
- At least 1 rest day/week (don’t space more than 3 total across the week)
Skill training is outside team practice/games. Minimum 3 days/week. Choose a focus using modules and build sessions based on time + recovery.
- 30–120 minutes (cap ~2 hours)
- Pick 1 main skill focus (e.g., shooting), then add complementary skills
- Include game-like reps: 1v1, 3v3, 5v5 reads/scrimmage when possible
Recovery drives growth. Fuel properly, hydrate, and get 8+ hours sleep. Add rest days when needed to keep intensity high on sprint/strength days.
- After 10 - 16 weeks, take a longer break (3 up to 7 days if needed) to fully recharge
- Eat well during the break to “lock in” gains
- Out-of-season: add up to +1 sprint day and split skill focuses across the week
Weekly Workout Builder + Printable PDF
Pick a week start (Sunday). Choose a day tab. Select tasks. Use “Apply to days…” to copy selections (merge) to other days.
Checklist Library
Expand a subcategory, then select tasks for the active day. Use “Show selections only” on the right to auto-focus the left panel.
This Week’s Workout Plan (Preview)
This is what prints to PDF. (Use Chrome/Edge “Save to PDF” so links stay clickable.)
Weekly Summary (prints)
Quick scan of each day. This section is included in the PDF.
Phone Logging
After you save as a PDF, open it on your phone and tap the button below to log what you did.
LOG THIS WORKOUT (TAP ON PHONE)