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How do I print out my own sessions plans that I made?

I have made a football session plan via the planer section although it will not let me print this how do I do so?

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Sportplan TeamAdministrator, United Kingdom

Hi Anthony,

Sorry to hear you are having trouble.

To print out a session go to the session page and there should be a 'Print' button at the top right-hand side of the page. Click that and you will get a drop down menu which swill look like this:

Click that and you will get a drop down menu which will look like this:

Print session plans

Hope this helps, but if you are having problems please contact us at info@sportplan.com and we will get the issue rectified.

Regards,

Sportplan Team

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