PLAY CORETwo minutes from what you saw to what you train.
You notice a problem in the game. PLAY CORE names the learning problem behind it, the skills, the exercise and the dial that adjusts it, then keeps the protocol on your phone. No account, no internet, no catalogue.
Six fields. One question at a time.
A coach never sees a list of exercises. They narrow the problem to one of six PLAY CORE fields, pick the observation that matches, and the method answers with everything attached to it.
Every observation already knows its answer.
The relationships come from the sport lab workbook and are validated on import: one primary skill, four secondary skills, a main and an alternative training for every learning problem. Nothing is improvised on the pitch.
The screen a coach reaches after four taps
Adjust the exercise, not the player.
Ten deliberately adjustable elements of a game-based learning environment. Select one or more; each shows the correction to apply. Repeat, and if it did not work, try another dial.
The protocol is the evidence.
Date, sport, field, observation, learning problem, five skills, both trainings, the dials and corrections, the rating and your note, plus the content version it was written with, so a protocol from May still reads correctly after the September update.
Made for the sideline, not the office.
German and English throughout, interface and professional content. Android and iPhone, tablets in both orientations. The workbook is the source of truth; the app imports it, validates it and presents it.