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Sharing session plans

How do I share with my team via the app.
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Naveed AhmedCoach, England

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ANSWERS

Eleanor DurrPlayer, England

Hi Naveed,

Sharing with `My Team` on the App is simple just follow these steps below:

If it is a drill...
1) Add the drill(s) you want to share to your clipboard
2) Go to your clipboard and click `Share`
3) This will give you the option to `Email/Share with MyTeam`

If it is a session plan you have created...
1) Go to `My Folders`
2) Find the session plan you have created and wish to share
3) In the top right corner there will be 3 lines under each other, next to the title of the plan - Click this
4) The option to share will then appear
5) Click `Email/Share with MyTeam`

If it is a session plan from Sportplan...
1) View the session you wish to share
2) In the top right corner there will be 3 lines under each other, next to the title of the plan - Click this
3) Click copy and select a folder - the plan will now open as a copy
4) Again, in the top right corner there will be 3 lines under each other, next to the title of the plan - Click this
5) Click `Email/Share with MyTeam`

Hope this helps.

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