Athlete Dashboards vs Group Dashboards: What's the difference?

First came Athlete Dashboards, now Group Dashboards—but what’s the difference? While the names hint at their primary focus—one on the individual and the other on the collective—let’s dive deeper into what sets them apart:

Athlete Dashboards

Athlete Dashboards are designed to provide detailed insights into an individual’s performance.

They allow you to focus on a single athlete’s:

• Strength
• Power
• Reactivity
• Range of motion

These dashboards make it easy to identify individual strengths and areas for improvement. While comparisons with group performance or preset benchmarks are still possible, the primary emphasis is on the athlete as a standalone case.

Group Dashboards

Group Dashboards are built for understanding the collective performance of your entire group.

They allow you to analyze trends and patterns across your athletes, helping to answer key questions such as:

• How has the group progressed during this block?
• Are there noticeable trends across the team or position-specific groups?
• Where are the gaps, and where should you place more emphasis in the program?
• How do athletes compare to other players in their position or squad?

With Group Dashboards, you can assess the team as a whole while still breaking down subsets of athletes to inform coaching decisions.

Shared Flexibility and Customization

Both Athlete and Group Dashboards are fully customizable, allowing you to:

• Include or exclude metrics based on your needs, such as range of motion or power data.
• Focus on the KPIs that matter most to your athletes or team objectives.

Why It Matters to You

These tools provide flexibility and depth, ensuring you have the data you need to track performance, guide programming, and showcase results. Whether your goal is to fine-tune an individual’s training or identify trends across a group, these dashboards are designed to elevate your service and improve athlete outcomes.

Want to Learn More?

Stay tuned for more examples and case studies, or click HERE to see how coaches are integrating these dashboards into their programs.