For trainers, clubs, teams & academies
More context for the people who bring out their best.
Bring your roster, athlete data, session planning, and coaching staff together. From one-to-one training to a whole academy, Striiive helps you keep the people and the work connected.
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Squad overview
Example athletes and data
Showing 6 athletes across your squad
Built around the way you coach
Choose the setup that fits your coaching relationships, then bring the right people into the picture.
Independent trainers
For personal trainers, athletic trainers, and independent coaches who manage their own athletes.
Clubs, teams & academies
For coaching teams that need to coordinate athletes, groups, and staff within one organization.
From the plan to the follow-up
Keep the practical work of coaching close to the athlete’s development story.
Bring connected athletes into one roster, organize them into groups, and manage coach assignments. Move between the whole squad and the athletes you work with directly.
Schedule individual or group sessions, set up recurring sessions, and reuse session templates. Keep the plan connected to the athletes taking part.
Collect athletes’ ratings of perceived exertion — their own assessment of how hard a session felt — alongside coaching notes. Bring their experience into the next conversation.
Review squad readiness, flag athletes for follow-up, and open the athlete’s passport to explore the history they have shared. Use the overview as a starting point for a closer look.
The athlete is at the center. The right people work around them.
Access with permission
An athlete’s history can give a coach valuable context. Access to that history should be a deliberate choice.
Athletes and guardians approve biometric access, and the level granted determines what a coach can see. Club membership or a staff assignment does not replace that approval.
As coaching relationships change, permissions can be reviewed and revoked. The athlete’s history stays with their profile.
No. Independent coaches and personal trainers can build their own athlete roster and request access directly, without a club administrator. Coaches working within a club or academy can join their organization through its invitation process.
No. Roster membership, coaching assignments, and biometric data permissions serve different purposes. Athlete data is visible only within the access that has been approved. For young athletes, guardians decide what coaches can see.
Yes. Session planning supports individual and group sessions. Athlete rosters and groups help you organize the people you coach, and session templates let you reuse a familiar structure.
One athlete. A whole squad. The same purpose.
Bring the people, planning, and progress into one connected coaching workspace.
