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Program Access decides which of these tools your team needs next and pairs it with the ready-to-send parent email, the two-minute team talk, and the matching handout for that week.
Interactive tools
39 reviewed tools, organized by coach moment. Search when you know the task. Otherwise start with the starting-point tools, run the race week kit the week of a meet, and use the coach program kit to set up your season systems. Tools marked deliverable end with a complete output you can copy or print.
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These are the quickest entries into the most common coach, parent, and athlete workflows.
Spot serious nutrition warning signs and move to referral faster.
Generate a coach-ready parent message for the season moment.
Follow six race-week steps with direct links to the planner, hydration, race-morning, packing, and recovery tools.
Turn a session and weather check into a bottle, refill, break, and escalation plan plus a team note.
Search if you know the task. The full catalog is shown below so high-value tools stay easy to find.
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Practice setup, symptom reviews, and referral routes — each ends with a specific next action.
When to use: before a new training block, and again the week of a meet.
Real package exampleTurn a session and weather check into a bottle, refill, break, and escalation plan plus a team note.
Use when posting the week's schedule, and again before hot or hard days.
Real package exampleCalculate carbohydrate, protein, measured sweat rate, and replacement fluid from the completed session.
Use after a key or long session when the next-session timing and measured fluid data are available.
Turn selected observations into a private summary, referral steps, and a conversation opener without producing a diagnosis or risk score.
Use when energy, recovery, injury, menstrual function, mood, eating, or performance changes are raising concern.
Spot serious nutrition warning signs and move to referral faster.
Use when you notice health-risk warning signs.
Real package exampleOrganize the actual symptom, timing, frequency, and context into a review priority or one-variable practice trial.
Use after a gut problem in training or racing, especially when it repeats or changes normal function.
Real package exampleCalculate actual carbohydrate and fluid rates from one workout, then choose one change to test next time.
Use after a workout that felt unusually flat, hungry, thirsty, heavy, or hard on the stomach.
Plan the training week, log the days, and keep the kitchen stocked to match the schedule.
When to use: Sunday to set the week, then quick daily check-ins.
Real package exampleCalculate a rollover-safe school-day timeline and body-mass-based fueling ranges around practice.
Use when lunch, dismissal, practice, or the next-meal schedule changes.
Real package exampleCompare entered carbohydrate and protein with body-mass-based training-day ranges and see the macro-energy math.
Use after a training day when you have the actual intake totals.
Real package exampleCalculate snack totals from the current label and compare them with an optional carbohydrate target while keeping conflicts visible.
Use with the package in hand before packing a school, practice, travel, or recovery snack.
Real package exampleCalculate daily and meal-level carbohydrate/protein ranges, then build a deterministic seven-day food template.
Use after the training week is set and before the household writes the grocery list.
Real package exampleCalculate basket cost, cost per serving, example-meal cost, budget remaining, and listed serving coverage from current prices.
Use with the store app, receipt, or shelf prices open before the weekly shop.
Real package exampleCalculate batch quantities and build a prep timeline from the household size, number of days, diet, allergies, and active-time limit.
Use before grocery shopping or at the start of the household's prep block.
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Race dates, morning timing, carbohydrate calculations, between-event recovery, team dinner, and packing.
When to use: the week of a meet — refresh the plan 48 hours out.
Real package exampleCalculate an endurance plan from event duration, body mass, current product labels, and an optional measured sweat test, with every formula shown.
Use before a long training session or race when you want to compare an exact product plan with your hourly targets.
Real package exampleFollow six race-week steps with direct links to the planner, hydration, race-morning, packing, and recovery tools.
Open when a meet lands on the calendar, then work top to bottom.
Real package exampleTurn gun time, expected duration, and practiced timing into a race-morning timeline and duration-based carbohydrate range.
Use the week of a meet to plan race morning and brief the team.
Real package exampleBuild a dated seven-day race plan from the real start time, rehearsed foods, travel, access, and household constraints.
Use as soon as the race date and start time are confirmed, then update it when logistics change.
Real package exampleCalculate pace, pre-event carbohydrate, during-race carbohydrate, and serving counts from the actual event plan.
Use after predicted finish time is realistic and before rehearsing the race plan in training.
Real package exampleCalculate the recovery window and between-event carbohydrate timeline from actual event times, durations, and body mass.
Use after the event schedule is final and before packing the meet bag.
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Away meets, current menu-label comparisons, altitude calculations, hot afternoons, and cramp reviews.
When to use: when the trip or the forecast shows up on the schedule.
Real package exampleCalculate trip-specific quantities and build a bus, cooler, and lodging checklist from meal responsibility and access.
Use once the itinerary says which meals the household, team, hotel, or venue is responsible for.
Real package exampleBuild a heat-policy, refill, cooling, familiar-food, and emergency-readiness checklist for the actual meet.
Use 24–48 hours before a hot meet and repeat the condition check on race day.
Real package exampleCalculate a workload-matched daily carbohydrate range and the total amount to plan for an altitude trip.
Use once the destination, daily training time, and trip length are known.
Real package exampleAdd the current Nutrition Facts for a restaurant meal and check the totals against the athlete's stated needs and conflicts.
Use while looking at the restaurant's current menu or label—not from memory or an old ranking.
Real package exampleOrganize a cramp episode into an immediate response, factors to review, and one variable to test in training.
Use after a cramp episode while the timing, conditions, and symptoms are still easy to recall.
Recovery calculations, food checks, symptom notes, and qualified-care questions for illness, injury, iron, periods, and supplements.
When to use: a monthly check, plus any time a warning sign shows up.
Real package exampleOrganize current symptoms, food/fluid access, and recovery state into a conservative routine and clear escalation steps.
Use when an athlete is ill and the family needs to organize what is happening before practice or a clinician call.
Real package exampleFilter a traceable food list and calculate iron from the servings you actually plan to eat.
Use when comparing familiar foods or preparing questions after a clinician has raised an iron concern.
Real package exampleTurn wake, lunch, and practice times into a school-day eating timeline filtered for the household.
Use during the first weeks of a season or whenever the school/practice schedule changes.
Pre-season setup, the team nutrition policy, snack access, and scripts for hard parent conversations — the systems side of coaching a team.
When to use: pre-season to set the systems up, then weekly to run them.
Build a dated season operations plan around the roster, competition rhythm, food access, budget, and named staff roles.
Use before the season starts, then rerun it when the schedule, roster, or access plan changes.
Work through 15 real coaching phrases and practice alternatives grounded in observable behavior.
Use during staff onboarding or before a season conversation about food, bodies, or performance.
Assign 25 concrete setup jobs across clearance, food access, water, heat policy, travel, privacy, and referral.
Use 2–4 weeks before the first official practice and revisit every unassigned item at the staff meeting.
Draft a seven-section team policy for food access, coach boundaries, travel logistics, privacy, and qualified referrals.
Use before the season or when the school asks for a written team nutrition process.
Generate a short, sourced team talk with one practical action and wording that can be reviewed before the huddle.
Use when a nutrition topic needs a two-, five-, or ten-minute team explanation—not an individual consultation.
Generate a coach-ready parent message for the season moment.
Use when you need a family update fast.
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