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Create exercise
Fill in with AI
Copy a ready-made prompt into any AI chat, describe your idea, then paste its reply back here — it fills in Name, Category, Objectives and the rest for you. You still draw the court diagram yourself.
Fill in from a photo
Snap or upload a photo of a paper sheet, whiteboard, or your own notes — it reads the text straight into Description. You fill in the rest by hand and draw the diagram yourself, using the photo as reference.
Start from existing exercise
Pick one of your saved exercises and copy everything — including the court diagram — into this new one. The original stays untouched, ready for you to tweak.
Copy this template into any AI chat (ChatGPT, Claude…), describe your exercise idea on the last line, then paste its reply below. This never draws the diagram — that always stays manual, in the "Court diagram" section below.
"Copy my last exercise" gives the AI a real example of your style — paste it in the chat before your new idea.
Take or upload a photo of a paper exercise sheet, a whiteboard, or your own notes — this reads the text and dumps it, as one block, straight into "Description" below (it can't tell what order things should go in, or which lines are objectives vs. description). You still fill in Name, Category, Material, etc. by hand, and it never touches the court diagram — draw that yourself, same as always. Works best with a clear, well-lit, fairly legible sheet.
Anything you place on the court diagram (cones, balls…) is added here automatically when you save.
Editing a saved exercise changes only this language's text — its translations (if any) stay untouched. To add another language, use "Duplicate as translation" in the Library.
Shared with your whole club by default — pick 🔒 Only me above if you'd rather keep it private.
Court diagram
Double-click a player/defender to label them. Click an element with "Move/Select", then "🗑 Delete element" (or Del/Backspace) to remove just that one. "Copy to next diagram" is for drawing a sequence: draw diagram 1, copy it forward — any player or the ball lands wherever its movement/dribble/pass/shot arrow pointed to, ready for you to draw what happens next.
