Guide
Drill diagrams
An annotated SVG drill diagram from one sentence, edited by conversation, saved to the drill library.
Describe the practice the way you would to another coach and Hobbit draws the whole diagram: both sets of players, cones, goals, runs, passes and ball paths, with a legend. From there you edit the diagram rather than starting from an empty pitch.
Open Draw drill diagram in the sidebar. The diagram in every block of a session plan comes from the same engine.
How to describe it
Cover four things: who is on the pitch, how big the space is, what moves, and what the rules are.
A 25 by 20 metre area, 3v3 plus two floaters, attacking two mini goals; the floaters can pass but not shoot.
Once the diagram is there, keep talking to change it: "shrink the area to 20×15", "add a defender", "attack right to left". Each change redraws the whole diagram.
Have a sketch or a photo of the whiteboard? Upload it and Hobbit draws it as a vector diagram.
What can be in it
The standard coaching notation: both teams, floaters, goalkeepers, cones and grids, full-size and mini goals, passing lines, dribbling paths, running lines, shooting arrows, labels and coaching points. Any format from 3v3 to 11v11; a grid, a channel, half a pitch or a full pitch; indoors works too, and the diagram scales to fit.
The drill library
Press "Save drill diagram" and the diagram goes to the Drill library, organised by theme and age group. Print it with a session plan or share it on its own.
Allowance
The free plan has 2 drawings in total, for life. Pro is unlimited. Diagrams are SVG drawn by the text engine and do not count against the 50 images a month.