Know the athlete
Wellbeing, sleep, pulse, HRV and altitude arrive before the plan becomes a load.
Read the athlete before training. Plan the work. Capture every shot. Then give the coach a record worth acting on.
Two focused tools cover the parts of a biathlon day that generic fitness apps miss. One keeps the team aligned. The other goes deep on the range.
Wellbeing, sleep, pulse, HRV and altitude arrive before the plan becomes a load.
A month, a team, one athlete—or today at a glance.
Point of impact, drift, dispersion, rhythm, wind and heart rate.
Period statistics, team journals and exportable Excel or PDF reports.
The athlete logs the day. The coach plans and reviews it. An invited specialist keeps a separate clinical record. Everyone works in one place without flattening the boundaries between their roles.
Log readiness, kilometres, minutes, heart-rate zones, shooting and private notes. Then see the load build across the week.
Mark shots on an interactive target at the range. Shooting Control keeps the pattern together with timing, wind, direction and heart rate—then shows the coach what moved.
• Mean point of impact and dispersion
• First-shot time, rhythm and range time
• Technique hints with professional sources
In Biathlon PRO, access starts with an invitation from a coach or specialist and can be withdrawn. Knowing an email address alone grants no access. Private notes stay private.
No. It stores and displays the information entered by the athlete and invited specialists. It does not replace an in-person examination or a qualified professional’s judgement.
Yes. Team mode lets coaches share an athlete roster with live sync, so the range record stays available across their devices.
Russian, Ukrainian, English, German and French are included. Shooting Control also supports multiple interface languages.
Both apps are available for Android on Google Play. The App Store version is being updated and will follow soon.