Using the Results Page

Introduction

The Results page helps you review your training progress, understand your weekly activity, track awards and reward points, manage vouchers, and share your progress.

Use the Results page when you want to answer questions such as:

How much training have I completed this week?
Which drills and plans have I used most?
How many ball touches have I recorded?
What reward points can I claim?
Can I redeem points for a voucher?
How can I share my progress?

Opening the Results Page

Open Results from the main navigation.

The page loads your completed training and recovery activity using your local time zone.

If you have not completed any plans yet, some sections may show empty states until training results are recorded.

Main Sections

The Results page includes four main areas:

Summary
Trends
Awards
Sharing

Each section focuses on a different part of your progress.

Summary

The Summary section gives a quick weekly overview of your completed training and recovery.

It may show:

Weekly training time
Completed drills
Ball touches
Training volume
Activity rings
Weekly goals
Training Statement access

Use this section to understand your current week at a glance.

Weekly Activity Rings

The activity rings compare your current weekly activity against your weekly goals.

The main ring areas are:

Training Time
Drills
Ball Touches
Volume

Select a ring to focus on that metric.

For example, selecting Ball Touches helps you review technical ball work, while selecting Training Time helps you review total time spent training or recovering.

Week Selector

The Results page allows you to review different weeks.

Use the week selector to move between:

Current week
Previous weeks

This helps you compare progress over time.

Training Statement

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

It can include information such as:

Date and time
Plan name
Drill name
Training or recovery type
Duration
Repetitions
Sets
Ball touches
Volume

Use the Training Statement when you want a more detailed record than the summary cards.

Exporting the Training Statement

The Training Statement can be exported for personal records or coaching review.

Available export options may include:

CSV files are useful for spreadsheets and analysis.

PDF files are useful for sharing, printing, or keeping a clean training record.

Trends

The Trends section helps you understand your training patterns over time.

It may show:

Daily activity bars
Weekly patterns
Weekday training habits
Top plans
Recent activity

Use Trends to identify which days you train most and which plans you use most often.

Time, Drills, Touches, and Volume

In Trends, you can switch between different metrics.

Time

Shows total completed training and recovery time.

Drills

Shows how many plan steps were completed.

Touches

Shows recorded ball touches.

Volume

Shows workload based on repetitions and sets.

Switching between these views helps you understand different parts of your training load.

Top Plans

Top Plans shows which plans you have used the most.

This helps you identify:

Your most common training plans
Your most used recovery plans
Which sessions contribute most to your activity

Recent Activity

Recent Activity shows recently completed plans.

You can use the Detail option to review runs and steps for a specific plan.

This is useful when you want to check exactly what was completed during a recent training session.

Awards

The Awards section manages rewards, claimable points, referral rewards, vouchers, bill credits, and achievement awards.

It may include:

Reward Wallet
Claimable Exercise Rewards
Referral Rewards
Referral Summary
Referral Tree
Points Statement
Voucher redemption
My Vouchers
Achievement Awards

Reward Wallet

The Reward Wallet shows your points balance and reward history.

It may include:

Available Points
Lifetime Earned Points
Lifetime Redeemed Points
Expired Points

Available Points can be used for eligible reward actions.

Claimable Exercise Rewards

Claimable Exercise Rewards are weekly training rewards waiting to be collected.

To claim a reward:

Open the Awards section.
Review Claimable Exercise Rewards.
Select the reward to claim.
Confirm the claim.

When claimed, points are added to your Reward Wallet.

Unclaimed rewards may expire after the claim window ends.

Expired points cannot be recovered.

Referral Rewards

Referral Rewards are earned when new users join iSoccer through your referral link or eligible shared training plans and become valid subscribers.

Referral rewards may come from:

Generation 1 referrals
Generation 2 referrals
Generation 3 referrals

The Referral Summary helps you review reward activity across your referral network.

Referral Tree

The Referral Tree shows your referral network and reward history across generations.

Use it to understand:

Who joined through your network
Which generation they belong to
How your referral structure is growing

Bill Credit Redemption

Where supported, you can apply available points directly toward an eligible subscription invoice.

Use Max Points when you want iSoccer to apply the maximum available points toward your next eligible bill.

Team members may not be able to use direct invoice redemption because team billing is managed by the Team Owner.

Redeeming Points for a Voucher

You can convert reward points into a voucher code.

Current voucher rules include:

100 points = $1.00 AUD
Minimum redemption = 500 points

Voucher codes are single-use and expire after 90 days.

After creating a voucher, copy and store the code carefully.

My Vouchers

The My Vouchers section stores vouchers you have created.

It may show:

Voucher code
Points used
Voucher value
Status
Created date
Expiry date
Redeemed date

Voucher statuses may include active, redeemed, or expired.

Points Statement

The Points Statement shows reward point activity.

It may include:

Points earned
Points claimed
Points redeemed
Points expired
Adjustments
Balance after each entry

Use the Points Statement to understand how your reward balance changed over time.

Achievement Awards

Achievement Awards celebrate important milestones.

Examples may include:

First completed step
Weekly training milestones
Streak achievements
Ball touch achievements
Long-term activity milestones

Some awards unlock when you reach a target. Others remain in progress until the requirement is met.

Sharing

The Sharing section helps you create a clean weekly progress report.

Sharing can be useful for:

Coaches
Parents
Teammates
Clubs
Personal motivation
Social media

Share Settings

Before sharing, review the Share Settings.

You may be able to choose whether to include:

Name
Email
Referral link

These settings control both the shared text and the generated progress image.

Only include personal information if you are comfortable sharing it.

Weekly Progress Share

The weekly progress share can include your current week’s:

Training time
Completed drills
Ball touches
Volume
Current badge or achievement
Recent activity

This creates a simple progress summary that can be shared outside iSoccer.

Progress Image

The Results page can generate a clean progress image for sharing.

This image may include:

Weekly progress rings
Key statistics
Badge highlight
Recent activity
Optional name, email, or referral link

Use the image share option when sharing through social apps or messages.

Referral Link Sharing

The Sharing section may also allow you to copy or share your referral link.

Use your referral link when inviting:

Friends
Teammates
Parents
Coaches
Club members

Eligible users who join through your referral link may generate referral rewards.

Help Icons

Some Results sections include help icons.

Use these icons to quickly understand:

Summary
Trends
Awards
Sharing

The help popups explain the current section without leaving the Results page.

Best Practices

To get the most from the Results page:

Review your Summary after each session.
Check Trends at the end of each week.
Use the Training Statement for detailed records.
Claim rewards before they expire.
Review vouchers regularly.
Use Share Settings before sharing progress.
Track long-term improvement rather than only one session.

Common Questions

Why are my results empty?

You need to complete at least one plan before results can appear.

What is the difference between Touches and Volume?

Touches measure ball involvement.

Volume measures workload based on repetitions and sets.

Do recovery sessions count?

Yes.

Recovery activity contributes to training history and can appear in Results.

Can I export my training history?

Yes.

Use the Training Statement export options where available.

Why can’t I apply points directly to a bill?

Direct invoice redemption may not be available for Team Members because the Team Owner manages team billing.

Do vouchers expire?

Yes.

Voucher codes expire after their expiry date and are single-use.

Do reward points expire?

Claimable Exercise Rewards can expire if they are not claimed before the expiry date.