Athlete and group context
Keep individual goals, notes, training history, readiness context, and group assignments connected.
Athletes · Coaches · Facility
Matter gives performance facilities one place for athlete context, programming, completed work, readiness, classes, goals, notes, and communication. Coaches can prepare individualized work while keeping the facility’s shared workflows visible.
Built for For performance gyms and training facilities that need coaching depth and operational coordination without separating athlete context from the work delivered on the floor.
What it connects
Keep individual goals, notes, training history, readiness context, and group assignments connected.
Organize workouts, classes, schedules, and athlete-facing assignments from the same coaching workspace.
Use drafts and queues for routine follow-ups while keeping coaches in control of athlete-facing decisions.
Workflow
Bring athletes, staff context, programs, classes, and notes into a shared workspace.
Draft sessions, individual changes, messages, and follow-ups from current context.
Approve the work and send it through the athlete and coaching workflows already in Matter.
Limits matter
Facility workflows differ, and not every billing, scheduling, or hardware connection is supported. Review the integrations page and confirm required operational workflows with Matter before migrating.
Read the evidence and methodology pageFAQ
Yes. Matter supports coaches, groups, classes, and athlete-specific training context, making it relevant to performance facilities as well as sport teams.
Matter is designed around shared team and staff workflows. Access and visibility still depend on the roles and permissions configured for the organization.
Not necessarily. Confirm the billing, scheduling, access-control, and integration requirements your facility depends on before deciding which existing systems can be replaced.
ACAC Main Line
Tyler Brooks’s Thursday sprint, last week’s splits, and the easy-swim draft from his readiness.
Workout Builder
Tyler Brooks, Thursday. 55 min, 3,200 yd, TSS 92.
Published set
Sprint Set — 12x50 Max Effort. 80 min, 2,286 m.
Last Thursday, seconds per 50
legs and shoulders gone by #8
AI assist
Readiness 52 against his usual 79. Sleep 5.4 h. HRV 64 ms against 78 ms. He wrote “Slept 5 hrs. Bio exam tomorrow.”
Draft this set down to an easy swim.