What can Practice Planner track?
It can track attendance, drill participation, team-run rotations, minutes and reps, position usage, starting-XV and reserve exposure, and key combinations.
Rugby practice planning
Plan the session. Organize the team run. Review who got reps.
Practice Planner connects the schedule to attendance, drill participation, team-run rotations, and a clear post-practice review—without adding a spreadsheet to the pitch.
Built specifically for rugby coaching7s · 10s · 15sBrowser-based
What it does
From session plan to practice visibility
Build timed practice blocks from saved plays, drills, and editable starter structures.
Mark players Present, Absent, Modified, or Injured.
Set drill participation for everyone, forwards, backs, or a custom group, then edit only the exceptions.
Assign positions 1–15 and reserves, duplicate rotations, and record team-run minutes or reps.
Review position usage plus starting-XV and reserve exposure.
See 9/10, midfield, and front-row combinations alongside Opportunity Watch.
Workflow
Plan it. Track it. Run it. Review it.
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Plan the session
Set the objective, add timed activities, and bring saved plays or drills into the schedule.
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Run the practice
Record attendance, apply drill participation, and rotate players through the team run.
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Review what happened
See player exposure, positions, and combinations while the session is still fresh.
Rugby-first
Visibility without automated selection
RPS records what happened; it does not decide who should play. Opportunity Watch can surface high-attendance players receiving comparatively little team-run exposure, while coaches retain every lineup and selection decision.
See RPS-reviewed rugby templates →
Questions coaches ask
Frequently asked questions
Does it decide who should play?
No. Review and Opportunity Watch make practice participation easier to see, but selection and lineup decisions always remain with the coach.
Can I use templates and my own drills?
Yes. Start from an editable 45, 60, 75, or 90 minute structure, or build a session with plays and drills saved in your coaching workspace.