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How can I share a Sportplan hockey drill with someone else?

How do I Share a drill with someone from this site so they can see what the drill reuires?

Amarjeet SoarCoach, England

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Sportplan TeamAdministrator, United Kingdom

Hello Amarjeet,

When viewing the drill you would like to share click the social button underneath the drill (highlighted in orange in image below). Social Buttons

If you don't want to share the drill publicly via Facebook, Twitter or Google+ then you can copy and paste the URL from the top of the page.

The best way to do this at the moment is:

Find the drill on the site and click to view
Go to the hockey homepage and find your drill again in the recently viewed drills
Click on this drill and copy the URL of this page (this is the link you want to share with your friend)

Let us know if you need any extra help sharing your drill.

All the best,
The Sportplan Team

Colette MackenzieCoach, New Zealand

Can they not just "follow" you?

Sportplan TeamAdministrator, United Kingdom

Hi Colette,

The Follow function doesn't currently allow this, it only lets you see other people's questions and answers in your news feed.

The above instructions are for sharing a Sportplan practice (a little complicated at the moment but we're working on making this easier). To share a chalkboard (drills drawn by you) or session plan is easier as you can use the share buttons.

Let us know if you'd like any help with sharing your own coaching plans/drills and we'll be happy to help.

All the best,
The Sportplan Team

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