Illustrative example. A plan from the Plryer demo workspace. Ivo Kellerman is a fictional player.

Development plan · Riverside Basketball
Ivo Kellerman
Guard · #4 · Senior team · 26
- Block
- In season
- Runs
- 30 Aug – 6 Nov
- Live targets
- 2
Focus for this block
Hold the screen and keep the ball under pressure.
He is the screener in our best action and gets moved off the spot. We score 0.84 points per possession when he screens, against a team average of 1.02.
Latest on 27 Sept, up from 48% on 30 Aug.
Target 55–75%Higher is better
Progress
- 48%30 Aug
- 50%13 Sept
- 52%27 Sept
- Owner
Femi OkaforPlayer development- Review
- Every 14 days · next on 11 Oct
- Linked work
- Ball screen live 2v2Twice a week. Coverage called on every rep.
- Screen angle film reviewWith Femi. Call the angle, then watch it.
Latest on 27 Sept, up from 2.2 ×BW on 30 Aug.
Target 2.5–3.2 ×BWHigher is better
Progress
- 2.2 ×BW30 Aug
- 2.4 ×BW13 Sept
- 2.5 ×BW27 Sept
- Owner
Nora LindqvistStrength and conditioning- Review
- Every 14 days · next on 11 Oct
- Linked work
- Trap bar deadlift4×5 at 80%, Tuesday and Friday before practice.
- Isometric wall pushSix seconds at full effort, both sides.
Latest review · 27 Sept
Decision: Hold
Peak force is in range, but only 52% of his screens work on film. Keep live 2v2 twice a week and film review with Femi. Review after the next two games.
Dana HoytHead coach · agreed with the staff
Player buy-in
4 of 5
“Asked for his screen clips himself this week.”
This is the plan your staff would share.
Create one player and set the first target. Coach plan, 14-day free trial.