PC Coach Scholastic gives you up to 30 seperate user calendars. For each athlete (or each group of athletes), you will set up a training calendar. You can use one of our professional training plans to set up the schedule, or create the schedule yourself by placing workouts on the client's calendar.

Once you have created the user's training schedule, you can print out the schedule, to give to your athletes or email it to your athletes (see Remote Coaching for more details on the email feature). Either way - your athletes get the details: for each day it will give them the workout type, duration, and any special instructions. Your athletes will know exactly how to perform the workout(s).

After the athlete has completed the workout, you (or they) can enter their completed workout data into PC Coach. This allows you to compare the workout they actually did vs. the suggested workout, and lets you see if the training needs to be modified. If your athlete uses a downloadable heart rate monitor, such as the Polar S610, S720, or S710 - they can download that information directly into PC Coach as well.

PC Coach allows you to do long term analysis, by using its many graphs and reports. You can graph total time spent training, or distances your athlete has run, or cycled this week, month, or year. Compare totals from this year to last, or compare the athlete's latest effort to his/her personal best. By keeping track of their progress, you will detect what works best for your athletes.

PC Coach saves you time two ways. You can set up a schedule in just minutes by using one of the many PC Coach training plans - like Coach Benson's Running Plan for high school cross country coaches. Using a PC Coach training plan, you can set up a schedule especially for your athlete, and even personalize the plan by adding or deleting workouts after it is placed on the calendar.

If you wish to create a workout schedule from the ground up, PC Coach has tools to make your job quick and easy. Set up one week of training, then use the "Save a Week" feature to save that week under a unique name. This saves the week as a template, that you can use over and over again. You can import that week later in the schedule (and modify it if needed), or import the week to another athlete's schedule. You can even have workouts be variable based on the athlete's race times or Maximum heart rate. By creating and saving training weeks, you will build your own personal training library, that you can use to create schedules for all your athletes!