Keep improving right through the season with personalised video analysis and coaching feedback on their weekly performance. They understand what is working, sharpen their decisions, and head into the next game knowing exactly what to focus on.
One game reviewed every week · Strengths and work-ons · Through the whole rep season
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A rep season can be over in a handful of games. Every one of them counts, and after each one your player gets the same thing: a team talk aimed at seventeen players, a drive home, and no real idea whether what they did was right.
Rep coaches are doing their best with the time they have. They are managing a squad, a schedule and a result. They are not sitting down on a Sunday night to work out why your player's second-half work rate dropped, or that they are turning in on their edge a fraction too early.
So the same mistakes repeat for six weeks, not because the player is not listening, but because nobody has told them. One game reviewed properly, every week, is the difference between a season of guessing and a season of actually improving.
A player who knows what they are fixing improves. A player who does not just plays again. Train smarter. Play better.
It takes you about two minutes a week. The work is on our side.
Their normal rep game. Nothing changes about how they prepare or who they play for.
Upload the game in the PlayIQ app, or send the link if the club films it. Full game or their minutes, either works.
A PlayIQ coach watches their game properly, looking at the decisions their position is judged on rather than the scoreline.
What they did well, and the specific things to work on. In time to take into training, not after the next game.
What they did well. Named, with the moment it happened, so they know what to keep doing rather than guessing which bits worked.
The decisions, not just the errors. A missed tackle is a symptom. Why they were standing there in the first place is the coaching.
Position-specific reads. A fullback gets judged on what a fullback has to see. A middle does not get the same checklist.
One or two things to fix. Not fifteen. A player can hold two things in their head going into a game, so that is what they get.
Carried week to week. The coach remembers last week, so you see whether the thing they were working on actually moved.
Said so a kid understands it. Written to your player in plain language, not a stats dump you have to translate for them.
One game watched by a PlayIQ coach every week of the season, not a one-off review you have to ration.
Players rarely know what their good habits are. Being told makes them repeat it on purpose instead of by accident.
Specific enough to take to training on Tuesday. "Scan your inside before you commit" beats "concentrate more".
Because the same coach follows the whole season, you see the trend, not six disconnected opinions.
Every review in one place, private to your player, with room to ask follow-up questions on anything they do not understand.
The same PlayIQ coach across the season, so nobody has to re-learn your player from scratch each week.
A longer season is more games, which is more weeks of review. Rather than charge everyone the same and short-change the longer competitions, there are two tiers.
The two tiers cover the same service, a game reviewed every week by the same coach. The only thing that changes is the number of rounds in the competition. If your player's competition is not listed, email admin@playiq.com.au and we will tell you which tier it falls into.
A full game is ideal, but a phone on the sideline covering their minutes is genuinely enough. We would rather have shaky footage of the whole game than a highlights reel. If the club films on HUDL or similar, just send the link.
The aim is early in the week, so it lands before their next training session rather than after it. Send the game in on Sunday and they will normally have it in time to take to Tuesday.
We will not tell you it does, because we do not pick teams and neither does anyone promising you that. What it does is make them a better, more aware player, and give them language for what they are working on. Selectors make their own calls for their own reasons.
No, and we are careful about it. The feedback is about the decisions your player is making, not about tactics, selection or anything the coach is doing. Plenty of players bring it to their coach and the coach is glad of it.
No. The DASH season pass is data: every KPI scored against players in the same age group and position, refreshed after each round, and it only exists for players in competitions DASH covers. This is a human watching their game and talking to them about it. They work well together, but they are different things.
$800 for six games: Cyril Connell, Harvey Norman, Under 17s and Under 19s. $1,000 for nine games: Mal Meninga, Harold Matthews, S.G. Ball and Lisa Fiaola. The difference is the number of rounds in the season, not the service, which is the same either way.
Spots are capped each season, because one coach can only properly watch so many games a week. If your player's competition is not on either list, ask and you will be told which tier it falls into.
A filmed walk through their whole season, plus a PDF breakdown of what improved and where the off-season work goes. $499.
See the programSix weekly modules on the reads their position is judged on, plus the written PDF. $199, or $499 with the drills and a coach.
See the curriculumEvery PlayIQ program side by side, including the season-long bundles.
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