Understanding Training Results

Introduction

Every time you complete a training session in iSoccer, valuable information is recorded and added to your training history.

The Results section helps you understand:

• How much you are training
• How consistently you are training
• Which skills you are developing
• Your overall progress over time

Results are designed to help players, coaches, parents, and team managers make informed training decisions.

Accessing Your Results

To view your results:

1. Open the iSoccer menu.
2. Select Results.
3. Review the available sections.

Depending on your account activity, the Results page may contain:

• Summary
• Trends
• Awards
• Sharing

Each section provides a different view of your progress.

Results Summary

The Summary section provides an overview of your training activity for the current week or a selected week using the week filter.

You may see information such as:

• Total training sessions completed
• Total training time
• Estimated ball touches
• Active training plans
• Recent activity
• Your Training Statement

The Training Statement provides a detailed history of your completed training activity and can be downloaded as a CSV or PDF file for record keeping and reporting purposes.

This section is designed to provide a quick snapshot of your overall training journey.

Understanding Training Time

Training time is calculated from completed training sessions.

The recorded time may vary depending on the training mode used.

Step-by-Step Mode

Training time is based on the actual time taken to complete the session.

Timer Mode

Training time is based primarily on the drill durations and timer settings used during the session.

Training time helps measure consistency and long-term commitment to improvement.

Understanding Ball Touches

Many training drills include estimated ball touch values.

Ball touches are used to help measure technical workload during training.

Examples include:

• Passing repetitions
• Dribbling repetitions
• Ball control exercises

Over time, increasing ball touches often indicates increased technical practice volume.

Ball touches are estimates and should be viewed as a training guide rather than an exact measurement.

Training Trends

The Trends section helps you identify patterns in your training behaviour.

You may be able to view:

• Daily activity
• Weekly activity
• Monthly activity
• Training consistency
• Historical progress

Trends help answer questions such as:

• Am I training regularly?
• Am I improving my consistency?
• Have I reduced my training volume recently?

Many players find trend tracking useful for maintaining motivation and accountability.

Awards and Achievements

The Awards section recognises training milestones and accomplishments.

Awards may be earned through:

• Completing training sessions
• Maintaining consistency
• Reaching training milestones
• Participating in special activities

Achievements are designed to encourage positive training habits and celebrate progress.

Training Statement

The Training Statement provides a detailed history of your completed training activity.

It functions similarly to a bank statement, displaying your training activity in chronological order.

You can review:

• Session dates
• Training plans completed
• Training time
• Ball touches
• Training activity history

This section is particularly useful for players and coaches who want a detailed record of training activity.

Team Training Results

Team members can review their own personal results after completing assigned team plans.

Training completed through team plans contributes to the user's overall training history and progress statistics.

This allows players to maintain a complete record of both personal and team-based training activity.

Using Results to Improve

Results are most valuable when used consistently over time.

Consider reviewing your results regularly to:

• Identify strengths
• Identify weaknesses
• Adjust future training plans
• Maintain motivation
• Track long-term development

Improvement is often easier to see when reviewing several weeks or months of activity rather than focusing on a single training session.

Important Reminder

Results provide useful information about training activity, but they do not replace coaching feedback, match performance analysis, or professional player development programs.

The best results are achieved when training data is combined with consistent practice, coaching guidance, and match experience.

Next Step

As you continue training, you can also earn rewards for participating in the iSoccer platform.

Continue to:

Understanding Reward Points

to learn how rewards, referrals, and voucher redemptions work within iSoccer.