Open Lessons → Lesson plans. Search or filter starter templates and your own plans, duplicate a plan to adapt it, or create a plan with goals, drills, equipment, terrain, and notes.
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Open Lessons → Lesson plans. Search or filter starter templates and your own plans, duplicate a plan to adapt it, or create a plan with goals, drills, equipment, terrain, and notes.
Open Lesson plans under Lessons. The library contains platform starter templates and your own saved plans.
Search by text and use the level and activity filters. Expand a plan to read its contents. Duplicate a starter or existing plan to adapt it, or create a new plan.
The editor includes the plan name, level, activity, age group, lesson type, duration, terrain, goals, warm-up, main drills, cool-down, equipment, tips, and notes. Fill in the parts useful for the lesson and save. Your custom plans can be edited, duplicated, or deleted.
Choose a plan that fits the learners, then adapt it to their actual ability, conditions, and local restrictions. A starter template is preparation material, not a guarantee that its progression is suitable for every student.
The library does not provide a public rating/comment system, an editorial submission workflow, or a booking-level Attach Plan button. Use the saved plan as your reference and record what actually happened in the lesson's notes afterwards.
Your own plans are stored with your account. Avoid including identifiable learner or medical details in reusable templates; put relevant lesson-specific information in the appropriate protected booking or progress record.
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