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Practice plans, the season curriculum and at-home extras for your club — one calm view for directors, coaches and players. Every team gets a ready practice; your club standard stays in charge.

No sign-up for the demo. Fictional club, nothing is stored.

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Club HQCedar Valley SCSeason 2026/27 · Fall Season · Maya Torres, Director of Coaching
Season 2026/27Fall Season · Week of Nov 248 sessions prepared · 25 teams in 11 age groups
This week48sessions prepared
Teams25 / 30 slots11 age groups
Drafts4unpublished
U82 teams · 4v4
U93 teams · 7v7
U103 teams · 7v7
U113 teams · 9v9
U123 teams · 9v9
U133 teams · 11v11
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Hi Chris · Tonight · U11-A

Practice at6:00.

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Tue, Nov 3Field 390 minBuild-out

  • Warm-upInjury Prevention Warm-up15 min
  • PlaySmall-Sided Game 4v415 min
  • Practice 1Four Gates Build-Out20 min
  • Practice 2First Touch to Space20 min
  • PlaySmall-Sided Game with Reflection20 min
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Club HQCoach appDemo data · Cedar Valley SC
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Plan practices

Warm-up, activity, small-sided games and the final game — ready for every team.

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Player Extras

At-home technique units from a club-approved plan. Launches after the consent review.

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Season plan

Fall weeks, weekly focus, where every team stands.

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Club HQ

Teams, standards and plans for the Director of Coaching.

Why Directors of Coaching use FieldCompass

Your standards stop living in a PDF nobody opens.

Three things a DOC can do on day one — each one is shown in the interactive demo with a fictional club.

01

Standardize what, how and with which drills

Development goals, day structure, approved exercise families and single variations — by age group, by a group of teams, or as a single-team exception.

See it: change the U11 standard →
02

Coaches get finished, well-explained practices

Every session is ready to run. Coaches can swap exercises or adjust order and duration — exactly as much as your club allows.

See it: a ready U11 practice →
03

Changes reach future sessions — only where you meant them to

Preview exactly which teams change before you publish. You see prepared, opened and conducted sessions per team — no scores, no rankings.

See it: publish preview →

Player Extras: homework for the ball. The coach picks a club-approved plan; players do short technique units at home and see their own progress. The club never sees who completed what.

Player Extras →

How it works

Three scenes. One club standard.

  1. You set the rules once

    Keep the Default (no setup), configure step by step, or describe your philosophy in your own words. AI only drafts — you review and publish.

  2. Coaches get a ready practice

    Every scheduled session is planned from your rules, the age group's guidelines and the team's field and roster size.

  3. Practice adapts on the field

    7 players instead of 14? The coach gets a club-approved alternative — and a clear note if nothing fits, never a silent rule break.

Narrow or wide — your call

Decide how much freedom your coaches get.

Some clubs want every U9 practice to look the same. Others want licensed coaches to make their own calls. FieldCompass supports both — per age group or team.

StrictOne day structure and one exercise per block.
TypicalA few day structures, about four exercises per block.
OpenSuggestions only; safety rules stay on.
Default (no setup)Nothing to set up – FieldCompass plans age-appropriate sessions.
Coaches can
  • Swap an exercise for another approved variation
  • Adjust to the players and field available today
  • Add notes and rate the session privately
Coaches can't
  • Change block order or duration (if you lock it)
  • Use non-approved exercise families

Safety locks apply at every level: no heading, no aerial duels and no goalkeeper diving drills for youth teams.

Example · U11 with 14 → 7 players

When half the team shows up

Planned · Practice 1Four Gates Build-Out · 4v3Needs 8 players20′

↓ coach sets attendance to 7

Alternative · club-approvedKeep and Progress · 4v2+1Fits 7 players · same topic20′

Why? 7 players today. The planned drill can't scale safely below 8, so an approved alternative on the same topic is used — and marked.

Try it in the demo →

Delegate for real

Your U9–U13 lead edits U9–U13. Nothing else.

Invite an age-group director with real editing rights for their age groups or teams — curriculum, structure, exercise families, coach freedom. You stay in charge of the club standard.

More for Directors of Coaching →
Daniel BrooksScope: U9 · U10 · U11 · U12 · U13 (fictional)
Age group director
  • Edit curriculum, structures, families & variations
  • Set coach freedom for their teams
  • Invite coaches and assign session cover
  • No access to U14–U19 settings
  • No billing or contract actions

Pricing

One price per club. Based on active teams.

No per-coach seats. No free trial account — instead a fictional interactive demo and a 30-day money-back guarantee on both contracts.

Founding clubs: our first ten paying clubs get personal onboarding from the founder – same price, no discount.

Trust, stated carefully

What we promise — and what we don't.

  • Coaches plan with team size as a number. No children's data needed for practice plans.
  • No direct coach-to-child messaging. No player completion tracking by the club.
  • Under 13: parents create the family account with their own e-mail and give consent.
  • Your club standards and history stay with the club — including when your DOC changes.

We do not show customer logos, testimonials, certifications or endorsements we don't have. FieldCompass is not certified or endorsed by U.S. Soccer.

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Who is behind FieldCompass?

FieldCompass is founded by Steven Campbell and built by the team behind SpielAnsicht, a coaching app for youth soccer clubs in Germany. FieldCompass is a separate product for US clubs with separate data and accounts.

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Interactive demo

See it with a real practice plan.

The demo runs the same planning engine as the product – with a fictional club, no sign-up.