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Youth soccer training, planned for the whole season

The session is ready before you get to the field.

Season Arc is an app for youth soccer coaches. Answer a few questions about your team and you get a whole season laid out: phases, weeks, and a session for each one, with timings, setup and what to say. Open it at the pitch and run it.

A SEASON, NOT A DRILL LIST
Every week follows on from the last and builds toward the team being at its best.
BUILT FOR THE TOUCHLINE
Large type, one hand, no signal needed. A timer, what to say, what to watch for.
NOTHING IS LOCKED
Swap a drill, stretch one that's working, cut one that isn't, before or during the session.
THE SEASON

Set the team up once. The whole season arrives.

Age group, format, how many players, when you train, how long the season runs, and how you want to play. About two minutes. What comes back is a periodized season: phases in order, each one developing named principles, with a session for every training slot.

Week 4
Foundation · doneDevelopmentPeak ahead
Phases with a purpose
Not "week 4: passing." Each phase carries the principles it's there to develop, and every drill in it points back at one of them.
You read it before it publishes
Open any week, open any session, change what you want. Nothing reaches Tuesday that you haven't seen.
One coach, more than one team
Each team gets its own season, and your answers carry over when you set up the next one.
THE SESSION

A session, not a search result.

Most coaches can find a drill. What's hard on a Tuesday night is turning drills into a session that fits your group and follows on from last week.

Warm-up, drills, finisher, with timings
The whole session at a glance before you get out of the car, and how long each part should take.
The setup, and what you'll need
Cones, pinnies, goals, how much space, how to split the group. No improvising at the gate.
What to say while it's running
A couple of coaching points per drill in plain language, plus a question to ask the players instead of telling them the answer.
Why this drill, this week
Every activity names the playing principle it develops, so you know what you're looking for out there.
AT THE FIELD

Run mode carries the session.

The part of the app you actually use with twelve kids in front of you. It downloads before you leave the house and works at the far field with no bars.

1
Set up from the setup view
A diagram of the grid, where the cones go, how the groups split. Hand it to a parent helper if you have one.
2
One drill on screen at a time
Big type on navy, readable in the sun, a timer per activity, and the line to say out loud.
3
Swap it when it isn't landing
One tap gives you a replacement that develops the same thing. The session recalculates around you.
4
One line on the walk back
What landed, what didn't. It's the only thing you ever type after setup, and it's what the weeks ahead adjust to.
Runs offlineMultiple teams per coachNo password to forgetAdjust for who showed up · coming
WHEN YOUR CLUB IS ON SEASON ARC

Freedom within a framework.

A club can set out how it wants players developed: phases of play, the principles under each, and where it stands on them. Sessions are then built inside that, so a coach's week gets easier and the club's playing identity actually reaches the field. Everything else stays the coach's: the drills they like, the way they talk to their group, what they do when half the team is at a birthday party.

A CHANGE THAT MOVES AWAY
A heads-up, never a block
You hear what changed and why it matters, then it's your call. Keeping it is a real answer.
HEADS UP
This edit drifts from how your club plays: there's no pressure in the setup.