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Printing out 6+ drills on one page?

Hi, I've been trying to print out 6 drills on one page without success. Could you tell me how to do this as I am wasting paper!! Still cannot get this to work help welcome. Steve Batchelor

Steve BatchelorCoach, United Kingdom

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Sportplan TeamAdministrator, United Kingdom

Hi Steve, you can add up to 10 drills in one go to your clipboard and then choose from the following options as to what to do next:

Save | Print | Share

The save button has two drop down options which are "save" and "start session planner". What you want to do is:

Click start session planner
Now choose your template (we chose simple portrait)
Now autocomplete your session, telling the site where how you would like your drills to be displayed
Next type in your details (title, coaching points etc)
Now change the size of your images (50% is smallest)
Finally save your changes and click print

Hope this makes things a bit clearer.

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