Posts tagged with ‘Course’

Google Sheets for Sports Science Course Strength Template – Part 3 This is the final strength template video where further features are added using the HYPERLINK function and an image and video repository. The user can now select an exercise and have a link to an exercise photo and video demonstration become available for the athlete to open. About...

Google Sheets for Sports Science Course Strength Template – Part 2 This video focuses on the connection of a searchable exercises list, a Set-Rep table and an athlete 1RM table to the 4 week-strength template. A number of lookup and logic functions are combined to allow the user to make selections and see sets, reps and prescribed loads populate...

In the 4th and last module, you will learn how to create a searchable picklist of all exercises, combine lookup and logic functions to populate the template automatically, use the HYPERLINK function to add an image and video repository and much more.

Google Sheets for Sports Science Course Reports – Part 2 Further application of the IMPORTRANGE function to connect report filters on the athlete file back to the coaches master file so that the athlete can explore their own live data without being able to see data from any of the other athletes. About the Author John Lythe was a...

Using a similar dashboard-style report, this module dives into detail about the connection of an athlete reporting dashboard to a master data set.

Google Sheets for Sports Science Course Dashboard – Part 3 This is the final video in the Dashboard project. The focus is on chart creation and customization. Donut, Stacked Column and Panel charts are used to glue together the more traditional visualization options and some final presentation steps are applied to make the dashboard consistent and presentable. About the...

Google Sheets for Sports Science Course Dashboard – Part 2 Here we see the continued development of the dashboard with a lot of formula writing and chart creation. The sophisticated QUERY function is used to extract information into the workings area for the charting of raw, ranked and normalized fitness test scores. About the Author John Lythe was a...