How do I log my practice sessions between lessons?

How do I log my practice sessions between lessons?

The Practice Tracker in your dashboard is your own list of things to work on between lessons. You add the items, and you tick them off as you go.

How items get there

You add them. Type what you want to work on into the box at the top of the tracker — "snowplough turns on green runs", "pole plant timing" — and it appears in your list. Most people build the list straight after a lesson, from what their instructor said or what they noticed themselves.

Your instructor doesn't add items for you. If they've written something in your lesson notes worth practising, copy it across yourself so it's in your own words.

Marking something practised

Tap the circle next to an item to mark it complete. It moves down to the completed section with the date you ticked it.

Tap the item itself to expand it, and you'll find two optional extras:

• a self-rating from 1 to 5, running from "Needs work" to "Nailed it!" — how confident do you feel with it now?
• a short note — what you tried, what felt good, what's still tricky

Both are optional; ticking an item off doesn't ask you for either. Once set, the rating shows on the item alongside the date.

Who can see it

Only you. The Practice Tracker is private to your account — your instructors, past and future, cannot see your items, your ratings or your notes. Nothing here is shared with a school.

Why not message your instructor directly?

Good question — and the reason is about respect for the instructor's time. The Practice Tracker is deliberately separate from instructor messaging, because free coaching between paid lessons isn't part of the platform. Your notes are for you, not for a previous instructor to respond to.

If you genuinely need a second opinion or follow-up, the right path is to rebook with the same instructor. They'll already know your history.

Finding items later

The tracker shows open items first and completed items below, newest first. There's no search or date filter — it's a single list, so it works best if you keep it short and tick things off as you go. Everything stays in your account indefinitely, which makes it useful for looking back at what you were working on last season.