"How many times did they actually train this month?"
Coach Mode
Understand every athlete through data
The coach panel for your school.
Your athletes log their training in The Guard BJJ app. You see the real data in your browser.
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Prescribed vs. Executed
You set the intent and the target zone for each day. The panel comes back with how much of it the athlete actually hit, as a percentage.
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Their Real Intensity
Each session splits into blocks off the heart rate curve, warm-up, drilling, sparring, every one with its own average.
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Only With Their Consent
Nothing appears until the athlete accepts the invite, and they can revoke it at any moment. Personal notes and photos never reach you.
Rafael Mendes
purple · this week
One card per athlete, one week at a time. The panel gives the verdict.
The blind spot
You only see your athlete on the mat
Off the mat, everything becomes a guess:
"Did the session hit the intensity I asked for, or was it just sweating?"
"Are they submitting more than they're getting caught?"
"Time to push harder, or to hold back before it turns into an injury?"
Today the answer is "I think so." Coach Mode turns it into a number.
Getting started
Three steps, consent first
Your athletes train with a heart rate band and Athlete Mode on. Every session they save feeds your panel.
- Invite. You invite the athlete by e-mail, straight from the panel.
- Athlete accepts. The invite shows up in their app, and they accept or decline.
- Follow. Their sessions start showing up in your panel, week by week.
For the athlete
Trains with the heart rate band and Athlete Mode on, in the app they already use (iOS and Android). Sees the plan you built, right in the pre-workout check-in.
For the coach
A panel in the browser. Works on desktop and phone, nothing to install. In English and Brazilian Portuguese.
A heart rate band is required for full monitoring. Without it, there's no intensity data.
In the panel
Every session, read in numbers
Block by block, the submission game, and the month's signals, all from their real sessions.
Block detail
45 min session
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Block by block
Warm-up, drilling, and sparring split automatically from the heart rate curve, each with its own average.
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Prescribed vs. executed
The panel gives the verdict on each session: on target or off, with the percentage of time in the prescribed zone.
Submission game
Finishes by technique · this month
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Finishes by technique
Every submission the athlete lands, ranked, so their real game is easy to read.
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Attack vs. defense
Finishes against escapes shows whether they submit more than they get caught. Their go-to submission of the month sits up top.
Monthly readings
The Guard BJJ turns the month into ranked signals, each with a practical training suggestion, always compared with the month before.
The Athlete Mode layer
How the athlete performs rested vs. tired, and where the mat time went this month: sparring, drilling, rest.
Weekly training plans
Intent and target zone for each day of the week. Assign the plan to several athletes at once; adherence comes back as a percentage.
Consent and privacy
Built for the coach, with respect for the athlete
Only athletes who accepted the invite appear, and personal notes and photos never reach the coach. Nothing is shared until the athlete says yes, and access can be revoked at any moment.
Before you decide
Frequently asked questions
What does the athlete need?
The Guard BJJ app (iOS or Android), a heart rate band (we recommend forearm bands like the Coospo HW9), and Athlete Mode turned on.
Can the coach see everything about the athlete?
No. Only athletes who accepted the invite appear in the panel. Personal notes and photos never reach the coach, and access can be revoked at any time.
How do I get coach access?
Coach access is activated by The Guard BJJ team. Write to hello@theguardbjj.app and get a demo with your school.
Does the panel work on a phone?
Yes. The panel runs in the browser, on desktop or phone. Nothing to install.
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