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Draw the session before you set the cones out.

Lay a drill out on a proper pitch, tilt it to the view you get from the touchline, and animate the runs frame by frame. It lives in the Lineup web dashboard — the big screen, where planning a Tuesday night actually happens.

The demo needs no account and saves nothing. Sign in to the dashboard by scanning the QR code with the Lineup app — no extra password to remember.

A closer look

Print a session plan as a PDF.

Build a session in the app from your own drills and the library, then tap Share as PDF. You get the running order on one page and a page per drill with its diagram — the pages below — ready to print and clip to the board.

Page one of a session plan PDF: a 60-minute running order from arrival and warm-up through to the cool-down
Share as PDF turns a session plan into a one-page running order: every block, its start time, its length and your notes.
A drill page from a session plan PDF showing a passing warm-up diagram with its set-up, coaching points and progressions
Then a page per drill, with the diagram, the set-up, the coaching points and the progressions.
A drill page from a session plan PDF showing a 4v2 building-from-the-keeper practice with its coaching points
Drills from the library or your own — the plan prints them the same way, so one sheet covers the whole session.

Why teams love it.

The pitch is to scale

Every pitch is measured in metres, not pixels — so a 30×20 possession grid really is 30×20, and the gap you leave between cones is the gap your players will run.

Movement, not arrows on a photo

Add a frame, move the pieces, add another. Press play and the drill runs — players travel along the lines you drew, and the ball goes where you passed it.

Straight into the group chat

Export a still to print for the clipboard, or a video your players can watch on the bus. No screen recording, no cropping.

The coaching tool without the coaching-tool price

Session-design software is usually its own subscription, and most grassroots coaches end up drawing drills in Notes or on the back of a team sheet. This is a blank pitch and a proper set of tools — the drills are yours, built for your players, in the same dashboard as your fixtures and your squad.

  • Full pitch, half, third, penalty box, futsal court, grid or blank
  • Grass, stripes, astro, indoor or plain white surfaces
  • Forty-five pieces — players, keepers, cones, ladders, goals, mannequins, bibs
  • Flat plan view or the angled view you get from the touchline
  • Run, pass and dribble arrows — straight or drawn freehand
  • Frames, so a drill plays rather than sits still
  • Snap to a grid in metres, at any zoom, in either view
  • PNG for the whiteboard, MP4 for the group chat
  • Your own drills, saved to the team for the rest of the staff
  • Whole sessions built from your drills and the library, shared as a PDF

Drill builder, answered.

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