Write what each player is working on. Attach the moments that show it. The record, the highlights and the families' pages build themselves.
You already know what each of your players needs to work on. What you don't have is a way to write it down once, show the family the clip, and see three months later whether it stuck. KickForward is that.
One or two things at a time, in your words, with a stage you move as they improve. A note the family reads. Nothing generated.
Stay on your feet and slow them down first; go in when the ball leaves their foot, not before.
Shot, tackle, save, key pass, beat a player — where it happened, where it went, which foot. Every one of them is on the video, a click away.
Every moment of the match, on the record and on the video.
From anything recorded of a player's, pick the clips that show the thing. They're on the child's page by the evening.
Change what was recorded from anywhere the moment is shown. Confirmed on the row, logged, folded in overnight.
Watched it back and it was something else? Change it from anywhere the moment is shown.
Rules over your own record surface things like a weak foot or tackles lost more than won, as drafts you add, edit or dismiss. Nothing reaches a family until you've written it.
0 of 11 attempts with the left this season.
Pick the opponent and every shot at your goal is on one map — saved, blocked, wide, in — with a button that plays the lot in order, and who you had on the pitch for each. Ten minutes on the sofa, and you know where they hurt you from.
Their players are never named. It is where the shots came from, not who took them.
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