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Every yard. Every lift. One season.
Training, testing and the weight room for college programs.
Season plans by group and phase, drylands with every set logged, tests in times, counts or lengths, and the season read back swimmer by swimmer.
166 exercises built inDiving scored as scoresRecruiting for verified college staff
Pool and weight room
One plan for the water and the weight room.
Dryland is planned beside the yards, written like a practice, logged on paper in the weight room and typed back in, and never added to the pool’s numbers.
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Plan the phase
Set each group’s weekly yards and zone mix, and its dryland sessions, minutes and jump ceiling, phase by phase.
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Print the sheet
A dryland prints one group to a page: the session across the top, then a box a set for each lift being logged.
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Type it back
Type each swimmer’s sets as written, with how hard it felt from 1 to 10. Every set is kept.
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Read the load
How hard times minutes is each session’s load, read beside the yards and never added to them.
The Planner from the current app with a sample team, and an illustration of a dryland write-in sheet.
For colleges
The whole program, read the same way.
Season planner
Phases with weeks, practices a week, yards a week and zone mix for each group, in that group’s own effort system.
Dryland & lifts
166 built-in exercises with cues and progressions, your team’s own beside them, and every set logged against the line that named it.
Tests in any unit
A time, a distance, a count or a length, with charts that know when higher is better.
Diving
One-metre, three-metre and platform entries and results kept as scores, board by board, and never mixed with times.
Insights
Training, tests and attendance read back by season, group or swimmer, with dryland kept apart from the yards.
Recruiting on SwimDesk Live
Verified college staff can search and follow recruits. A swimmer under 18 stays out of reach until a guardian says yes.
Effort systems per group
Zone 3 can mean one thing to your sprinters and another to your distance group, in the same practice.
Records and standards
Team records by event, and the time standards you read swims against, with the next cut in view.
Staff by role
Assistants get the access their job needs, and head coaches bring in their own staff.
Everything else on the desk
And the rest of the season, in the same account.
Does dryland count toward yards?
No. A dryland has its own minutes, sets and load, read beside the pool’s numbers and never added to them.
Can we add our own exercises?
Yes. Add your own, or make a built-in exercise your team’s own; every line already written with it reads your version.
Who can see recruiting profiles?
Only college staff SwimDesk has verified. Swimmers under 18 stay hidden until a guardian agrees, and families can see every look at their child.
Plan the whole program in one place.
A coaching desk for every member of staff, a companion for the pool deck, and your team’s page on SwimDesk Live.