Analytics Guide
Drill Analytics Explained for Football Coaches
Drill analytics helps you see which drills are landing, which ones are overused, and where reflection data is still too thin.
Read sample size before verdicts
Start with sample size, then read average rating and repeat rate together before changing your drill bank.
- Average rating shows how the reflected sessions were judged.
- Sample size tells you how much trust to place in the rating.
- Repeat rate helps separate versatile drills from one-off exercises.
- Category breakdown is useful for patterns, not individual verdicts.
What the core metrics actually mean
These metrics are most helpful when they prompt coaching questions instead of pretending to be a final answer.
- Average rating: The average reflection score for the drill across reflected sessions.
- Sample size: How many reflected sessions contribute to the score.
- Repeat rate: How often the drill comes back into sessions after it has been used once.
- Category breakdown: A pattern view across drill types, useful for trends rather than verdicts on one drill.
Use analytics to improve the drill bank
Once you trust the volume behind the data, the next step is deciding whether a drill should be refined, reused, or replaced inside your session plans.
- Promote versatile drills with healthy repeat rates.
- Inspect low-rated drills before removing them completely.
- Use category trends to find gaps in the current drill bank.
Put the guide into practice
Use FC Tactix when you want to turn the idea into a board, a plan, a drill collection, or a player-development workflow.
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