Now in beta

The Operating Systemfor Powerlifting Coaches

Plan training, manage your team, and know who needs attention — all in one system.

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Free during beta · No credit card required

Spreadsheets, PDFs, and WhatsApp were never built to run a roster.

  • Programming gets separated

    The plan lives in one place. Execution feedback lives somewhere else.

  • Check-ins get buried

    Important athlete signals disappear inside chats and scattered messages.

  • Problems show up late

    You often find out who needs help after training is already affected.

One connected workflow

From program design to follow-through — one loop, end to end.

  1. 1

    Coach plans

    Build blocks, assign programs, manage the roster.

  2. 2

    Athlete trains

    Follow the plan, log sessions, attach video, check in.

  3. 3

    Attention surfaces

    Missed check-ins and at-risk athletes rise to the top.

  4. 4

    Coach adjusts

    Intervene early — with real execution data.

Free during beta

No credit card required

Starter, Pro, and Studio — available after launch.

Insights for Powerlifting Coaches

Practical frameworks and coaching systems for modern powerlifting.

Coaching Science

Do Powerlifting Coaches Actually Need Deloads?

A coach-focused guide to deloads in powerlifting. Learn when deloads are useful, when they are overused, how they differ from tapers, and how coaches can reduce fatigue without interrupting productive training.

10 min read
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Coaching Systems

How to Build a Powerlifting Athlete Check-In Workflow

A practical guide to building a check-in system for powerlifting coaches. Learn how to structure athlete updates, review readiness and training signals, surface red flags, and keep communication scalable as your roster grows.

9 min read
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Coaching Science

RPE vs Velocity: What Should Powerlifting Coaches Trust More?

A coach-focused guide to RPE and velocity in powerlifting. Learn what each metric actually measures, where each one works best, where each one falls short, and how to use both without forcing every decision through a single readiness or autoregulation tool.

10 min read
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