Your training sessions, traceable across the season
Keep when and where you train, the phase and zone you want to work on, the objective and the target load in one training record. Once saved, the training day sits inside the structure of the season, so you can return to the work later without rebuilding the context from a calendar, notebook and spreadsheet.
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A training day should not end up split across three tools
The date is in your phone calendar. The content is in a notebook. The monthly plan is in a spreadsheet. A few weeks later, remembering why you prepared that training day or how it fitted the microcycle means rebuilding the context.
NeoTactIQ treats each training event as part of the season. Operational and football information stays together in the same record and is connected to the relevant methodological structure. You can return later to what was planned and understand where it sat in the period you were working through.
Inside the training record, field by field
The date places the training event on the calendar and connects it with its cycle. Time, duration and location cover the operational side. You then define the pitch zone, game phase and tactical objective to make the football intention clear. Target intensity completes the view of the planned load for that day.
The result is one record that preserves both the “when and where” and the “what and why” of training.
Every session brings logistics, cycle, zone, phase, objective and load together in one record.
Every training event stays inside its cycle
You do not need to classify each training event manually after creating it. That microcycle, in turn, sits inside the corresponding mesocycle and macrocycle.
This connection lets you move from one training day to a wider view of the season. You can look back at Friday's work knowing which methodological block it belonged to and preserve the relationship between weekly activity and the period you were developing.
Each training event is automatically assigned to its microcycle according to its date.
Statuses show where each training event stands
A training event can be scheduled, in progress, completed or cancelled. Its status lets you distinguish what is planned from what has already happened and keep the activity history aligned with the way the season actually unfolded.
NeoTactIQ does not change the plan for you or decide what you should work on. The status simply keeps each training event identified within its operational stage. When you review the calendar or return to an earlier period, you can see what was planned and what became part of the recorded work.
- Scheduled
- In progress
- Completed
- Cancelled
What you record feeds the view of the work
The training record still has value after the day itself has passed. The phase and zone you record contribute to the later reading of methodological work. NeoTactIQ shows how work is distributed across phases and zones and detects imbalances.
That training context is also available within statistics when reviewing team activity. You do not need to rebuild the same information in a parallel spreadsheet: the value comes from keeping training data inside the same system where the season is planned.
From one training event to planning you can review
For a wider view of the week, the football session planner shows how an individual training event fits into microcycles, objectives and an accumulated reading of the work. If the methodological framework is already clear, return to Planning to move through Game Model, Methodology, Training and Matches inside the same workflow.
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