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Daily planning structure from a macro plan

Distribute weekly training plans to individual days

Updated over 12 months ago

For a more detailed macro plan, it is sometimes useful to explicitly distribute the planned workload across individual days

ⓘ This functionality is only available in the paid for full macro module.

Settings

Environment

In order to use the macro for individual days, you have to enable this as an administrator in the environment settings.

"Macro Planning" section in the environment settings. "Daily Planning" switch is enabled and highlighted with a red frame

Macro configuration

To enable individual training days on a specific row in your macro plan, enable the option

Macro workload configuration section "Spread week sum" with check box enabled to "spread week sum over individual days"

Rows that use individual days will also show a small indicator to let you know that there is more information available, if you drill down

Planning for individual days

With the settings in place, you can click the row and navigate to the week. Enter a total value for the week, then click Spread across Days to distribute the values across the individual days.

You will see a table that shows you the plan on the right side and input fields for every day of the selected week. If you enter values, the Sum and Deviation columns on the right will update.

Competitions days

If you link a calendar to the macro and that calendar has competitions (see manage competitions from a macro plan) , you will see an additional informative row in the detailed planning

Detailed macro planning with additional "Competition ±" row highlighted. The competition row shows "vs Hockey Stars" on Tuesday and "-1" for Monday and "+1" and "+2" for Wednesday and Thursday respectively.

The highlighted row Competition ± that shows the days before or after a competition (-x days before and -y days after a competition). This may help with more practical distribution of planned workloads.

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