Your roster lives in a dozen files.
One spreadsheet per athlete doesn't scale past a handful of clients. A single roster holds everyone's programs, logs, and records together.
Keep every athlete, block, and personal record in one roster — see compliance at a glance and let each athlete's results drive their next program.
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One spreadsheet per athlete doesn't scale past a handful of clients. A single roster holds everyone's programs, logs, and records together.
By the time you notice missed work, the block is half gone. Per-athlete flags show issues while you can still act on them.
"They seem stronger" isn't a training decision. Records and trends per lift show exactly where each athlete is heading.
Managing individual maxes and progressions by hand is where errors creep in. Loads recalculate per athlete from the basis you set.
Programs, logs, records, and notes for your whole roster live together — open an athlete and see their full training picture instantly.
Spot the athlete who's skipping the last set or grinding above prescription before it derails the block — not at the end of it.
Personal records and trends per lift aren't just history — they update the loads for the next block automatically as athletes get stronger.
Built-in program templates you can load, edit, and assign in minutes — every load basis stays yours to set.
A weekly undulating block with volume, recovery, and intensity days that climb week over week — easy to manage across a roster.
Load it in PhaserrA three-tier linear program stacking a heavy main, a hypertrophy secondary, and an accessory tier, with AMRAP sets to auto-track records.
Load it in PhaserrA three-day linear base progression that adds load each session — the go-to starting block for a new athlete on your roster.
Load it in PhaserrA four-day, high-frequency bench block off a conservative 1RM, rising by percentage toward a new max in week four.
Load it in PhaserrStart in minutes. Plan, share, and track every athlete from one place.
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