Panega Sports @ Sport Vlaanderen

Training library

A central repository, containing training templates, training exercises, training topics, objectives, and training tags.

Templates

Created in the training library, a training template includes most of the entire training-form and can afterward be used to easily create new training appointments.

Exercises

Exercises, to be created within the training library or within a training appointment, contain training parameters, drawings, and much more. 

Topics

Created in the training library, topics can be added to your training on ‘training level’ (so, not on exercise level) to cluster training in a visualized way.  

Objectives

Created in the training library, a tree structure of objectives can afterward be added to your training and your exercises.

Training tags

Training tags are part of general tag management. Tags can be used in a totally flexible way to make custom distinctions and classifications.

An individual training

A training for one individual athlete.

A group training

A training for a group of randomly selected athletes.

A team training

A training for a seasonal team.

Duration

This can be the duration of the entire training, or the duration per exercise. In the latter, the sum of all exercises-duration can also result in the total training duration.

sRPE

Is short for “session Rating of Perceived Exertion”, it’s a quantitative evaluation of an entire training session, given by the athlete.

Load

Within Panega, the load of training is calculated from the sum of the duration and the sRPE.

Training level 

vs. 

Exercise level

A training is a grouping of multiple exercises, and thus more high level. Exercises are the detailed part of a training.

Planned 

vs. 

Executed

Planned (that can be duration, topics, objectives, …) is what you are planning to do. Executed is what you have done. 

Participants

vs. 

Attendants

Participants are the users that are invited for a certain appointment via the calendar.

Attendants are persons/users that will attend a certain appointment, but or not necessarily invited via the calendar. E.g. if athletes don’t have a user account, they can’t be a participant (since they can’t receive an invite) but they still can attend an appointment in Panega. 

Planning a training

This means a training is planned (calendar-wise) without the obligation to also create the content of it.

Creating a training

When choosing to create training, it is both planned as well as created.

Copying a training

Creating a new training starting from a copy of another training.