The strength staff view.
Authorized strength staff can create structured private assignments while medical and sensitive data remain outside the role.
The whole workload
Training week
Program inside the whole training week
Access boundary
The strength role never implies access to injury, fueling, or clinical detail.
Designed for the job
The right context. Nothing extra.
Build strength work with the wider training week in view—not in a disconnected calendar.
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Roster and programming calendar
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Structured strength-plan authoring
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Private assignment, edit, and withdrawal lifecycle
A real working sequence
How the strength staff view fits the day.
Availability follows the status shown above. Pilot and in-development workflows are confirmed before a program relies on them.
Read the whole training week.
Place strength sessions beside the athlete’s approved practice and calendar context.
Prescribe the work precisely.
Create exercises, sets, load, and either RPE or RIR targets without mixing prescribed targets with completed actuals.
Manage private assignments.
Create one private copy per athlete, then edit or withdraw the assignment without widening access to injury, fueling, or clinical detail.
Evaluate the boundary with the workflow
The right context only works when “nothing extra” is specific.
Use the Trust Center to review the permission model, then bring this role into a scoped team conversation.