THE WEEKTurn match evidence into this week’s training plan.
Whiteboard is the part of the Touchline360 suite that closes the loop: what the review found on Saturday becomes the sessions you run on Tuesday and Thursday, with the drills drawn, the timings set and the plan in your players’ hands. It can stand alone or connect to Debrief.
Start from the match
Findings from the review, your own observations and the next opponent are the inputs. Ask for a session and get a draft to edit, not a blank page.
Draw it on the board
A real coaching board: shapes, cones, goals and players from a palette, a pen, passes and runs, colours. Walk a corner or a routine through step by step and play it back.
Every block has a diagram
Take a step from any board into a session block, or generate a diagram from a description and adjust it. The drawing is in the printed plan and the shared link.
Run it on the field
Open the session on a phone or tablet at training, tick through the blocks, note what actually happened, and reflect afterwards.
The whole week
Plan Tuesday to Saturday as a week, move sessions around, and keep coaching priorities in view across the month.
Print it, share it
A session document you can print, a PDF for the staff group, and a read-only link for players that you can revoke at any time.
It remembers
Your drill library, your preferences and every past session stay with your club, so next week starts from what worked.
Its own product, connected when you want it
Whiteboard is the club’s training workspace. SetPieceIQ lives inside Whiteboard: review authorized set-piece evidence or start from a curated corner or free-kick routine, then edit every step in the same board editor. Boards stay private to your organization.
Built for the way a week actually goes
Sessions get moved, cut short and rained off. Whiteboard keeps a history of every version of a session, lets you duplicate one that worked, and adapts a plan when the numbers on the night are not the numbers you planned for. When the week is over, the reflection is kept with the match it came from.