How scoring works
Rate it. Earn it. Own your week.
A scoreboard kids love and a progress record parents can trust. You fill every number. We never invent one.
Streaks beat perfect weeks.
1 to 10Session score
1 to 10Plate score
50Max First Step points a day
2Rest Day Shields you can bank
Train log
- Session score out of 10. How did the work feel? Honest beats perfect.
- Three badges a day, 10 FP each. Tick only what you truly earned.
- Notes and a cue for club. Future you will love reading them.
- Photo and clip as your proof.
Fuel log
- Plate score out of 10. How complete did the day feel?
- All five food groups ticked earns 10 FP.
- Fuelled before training earns 10 FP.
- Water glasses counted, meals noted, plate photographed.
A record, not a leaderboard
Scores are for your kid and your family to look back on. They save on your browser only. A day counts towards the streak once it has a Train or Fuel score.
Prize path medals
Bronze then Silver then Gold then Elite. Full rules sit on the Trophy cabinet. Short version:
- Bronze: 5 Train sessions with a score.
- Silver: 10 sessions and average Train 6 or more.
- Gold: 15 sessions, average Train 7 or more, and 10 Fuel logs.
- Elite: 25 sessions, average Train 8 or more, and all 5 Elite days with 3 moves logged each.
Streaks and shields
Show up most days. Rest without fear.
Your day streak counts days in a row with a Train score, a Fuel score or an Elite move. Rest days count when you log your plate.
- Weekly target: train on 3 days and log your plate on 3 days, Monday to Sunday. An Elite move logged on a day counts as a training day.
- Rest Day Shield: hit the weekly target and you earn one. You can bank two.
- Automatic: miss a day and a banked shield covers it, so the streak carries on. No button to press.
- Never wasted: two missed days need two shields. If a gap is longer than your bank, the streak restarts and your shields stay banked for next time.
- Weekly streak: weeks in a row you hit the target. This week counts as soon as you hit it.
- Today is never a miss. You have until midnight to log.
Earn your first points today.
Day 1 takes fifteen minutes to train and two to log.