Entering Practice Introduction

The practice sections are aligned horizontally across the ‘New Practice’ pane as "tabs." The ‘Introduction’ tab is in bold type as shown in Error! Reference source not found.. This indicates that you are working within the ‘Introduction’ section of the practice. To enter practice introduction simply fill in the fields shown in the figure above.

Entering Practice Warm-ups

The ‘Warm-Up’ entry screen is displayed by clicking the ‘Warm-Ups’ tab as shown in Error! Reference source not found.. Check to see that the word ‘Warm-ups’ is in bold type to ensure that one is working within the ‘Warm-ups’ section of the practice as shown in Error! Reference source not found. below. To enter warm-ups follow the steps shown below.

Figure 8 Practice Warm-up Screen

Click here to display the Warm-Up screen 
Fill in Warm-Up activity fields 
Click New to add an additional warm-up activity 
Click the Left and Right direction buttons to move to the previous or next activity  
Click Reorder to chance activity order 
Click Delete to remove an activity. 
Click Open/Save to use previously saved warm ups or save for future reference 
Click Done when you've completed Warm-Up entry
 

One of Teamanizer’s most powerful features, is the ability to use pre-written Teamanizer drills or reuse your own! The following sections detail how to open and save your warm-up activities.

Open a Warm-up

The ‘Open Warm-up button at the bottom of the pane allows you to paste pre-written warm-ups that were saved in another file onto the current ‘Warm-ups Description’ box. Once the ‘Open Warm-up’ button is selected, a new ‘Open Warm-up’ pop up dialog appears as shown in the following figure.

Figure 9 Open Warm-up Window

Here, you can either select the particular file you want opened or you can type the desired filename in the box labeled ‘Filename.’ Once one of the two opening options has been completed, you need to click the ‘Open’ button on the right hand side of the ‘Open Warm-up pop up. The notes stored in the file will be pasted in the ‘Warm-ups Description’ section starting at the top left-hand corner. The name of the warm-up will be placed into the ‘Warm-up Name’ box automatically. You may add or change any information in the file once it is pasted in the ‘Warm-up Description’ section; however, you may not open another file because it will erase anything previously written in the box. If you decide that you don't want to open anything, simply click the ‘Cancel’ button beneath the ‘Open’ button in the ‘Open Warm-up’ window. This will return you to the original ‘Warm-ups’ pane in the ‘Warm-ups Description’ box.

Save Warm-ups

The ‘Save Warm-up As…’ button allows you to save any information written in the ‘Warm-ups Description’ section of the ‘Warm-ups’ pane. To save the written notes in a file other than that of the individual warm-up, move the mouse cursor to the ‘Save Warm-up As…’ button at the bottom right of the ‘Warm-up’ tab shown in Error! Reference source not found. and click. A new window labeled ‘Save Warm-up As’ will appear with the name from the ‘Warm-up Name’ box as the default name for the file as shown in the following figure.

Figure 10 Save Warm-up As Window

In this dialog, you will name and save the warm-up in a specific file. If the warm-up is a revision of an old version of a saved warm-up, you can highlight the name of the old file and click on the ‘Save’ button. If the warm-up is new, place the cursor in the box labeled ‘Filename’, click, and type the desired filename. Then click on the ‘Save’ button. If the ‘Save Warm-up As…’ button is selected by accident or you choose not to save your warm-up, click on the ‘Cancel, button and the pane will return to the ‘Warm-up’ tab.
 

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