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Big G Software's Windows version of Off Season Stats / Weight Training is a program of unlimited capacity which runs under  Windows 95 or later.  You may keep stats for an unlimited number of events, players and seasons.   You may rank players based on one test, or based on % improvement from some previous test.  You may rank players based on one event or multiple events.  You may also create workout schedules as follows:

• Five Day Schedule -- You select events and base test.   Specify % of base and number of reps for up to 5 series each day.  You may have different events and different % and reps each day.  Prints a sheet for each player.
• One Day Schedule -- You select events and base test.  Specify % of base and number of reps for up to 3 series.  Prints a sheet for each player.
• Single Event Schedule -- For each event, you specify % of base and number of reps for up to 5 series.  Prints a sheet for each event listing values and reps for each player.  Hang it by the workout equipment for each event.

You may also rank players using multi season data, and print multi season data for a player -- you may get a report listing test results for a player for all four years of your program.

The program contains an extensive help file and a Microsoft Word 97 document which produces a printed manual.

The program allows you to name an unlimited number of events.  Each event is characterized by a name of 10 characters or less.  Events are classified as Numerical or Timed.  Timed events are measured in seconds.  Numerical events are measured in Cm, Inches, Kg, Pounds or Repetitions.  You select the units of measure for Numerical events.

The program is capable of calculating a ranking based on a point value system for each event.  You set up that point value for each event when you define the event.  By the way, the point value may be changed at any time.

When setting up a roster, info entered includes Weight, Class, Position and Team.  You have 10 characters each to use in setting up Class, Position and Team. 

Before entering test data, you may select the players to be tested from the roster by category along with the events to be tested.  For example, you may decide to test Varsity Backs and Ends in the 40 Yd Dash, 400 Run and Vertical Jump.  On the same day, you may also test Varsity Linemen in Bench, Inclined Bench, Dead Lift and Squat.   You may create data sheets for each of these groups of players which contain only the names of players to be tested and only the events to be tested.  When entering data for these tests, you may make the same selections of players and events and data entry may proceed quickly and easily without having to scroll past unrelated players and events.

When entering test data, you have a choice of two options.  The first displays all players and events in grid format.  You scroll down and across the grid when entering data.  The second option displays one player at a time and allows entry of data for all events for that player.

Reports may be sent to the printer or screen.  Players and events to be included in reports may be selected by category as described above.  The following single season reports are available: (Access sample reports via menu on the left).

• Data Sheets for Testing Players -- You select the players and events to be tested.  You may print a data sheet for all selected players and events in a continuous report, or you may print a sheet for each player listing the events to be tested.

• Ranking by One or More Events -- You select the players, the events and the test data to be used in the ranking.  Players are ranked on each event and then their rankings added together to produce an overall ranking for those events.

• Ranking by Point Value for Multiple Events -- You select the players, the events and the test data to be used in the ranking.  The point value is calculated for each event based on the point scales you set up for each event.   Points for all events are totaled and players are ranked on this point total.
  
• Ranking by Sum of Test Values for Multiple Events --  Test values for selected events are added together and players are ranked on the total value.

• Ranking by % Improvement in One or More Events -- You select the players, the event(s) and the test data to be used in the ranking.  % improvement is calculated for each player for each event.  If multiple events have been selected, the percents are added together and players are ranked based on that total.

• Ranking by Body Weight Ratio -- You select the players, the event(s) and the test data to be used in the ranking.  For numerical events, the test value is divided by body weight.  For timed events, the body weight is divided by time.   For multiple events, the calculation is made for each event and the body weight ratios are added together.  The ranking is based on this total.

• Data for All Events for Each Player for One Test -- You select the players, the events and the test data to be used.   Use this report to see which players are missing data for a test.

• Data for One Player for All Tests in a Season -- You select the players, the events and the tests to be used.  Use this report to place in the player's file at the end of the year.

• Workout Schedules -- You select the players and the events.   You select the test data to be used as "Base Data" for computing the workout.  For each event, you specify the number of repetitions at the % of the base data.  You may create one day, five day and single event workout sheets.

• Roster -- You may print a roster for all players or any group of players selected by category.

• Mailing Labels -- You may print mailing labels for players.  The program gives you a choice of four of the more standard sizes of labels in two formats -- a one up format for dot matrix printers, and a sheet label format for laser and ink-jet printers.

• Player List -- You may print a list of players which includes their name, address, and phone numbers.

Multi season reports include:

• Data for a Player -- Lists all data from all tests for the seasons you select and calculates % improvement between 1st and last test.

• Ranking by One or More Events -- You select the seasons, players, and the events to be used in the ranking.  The program finds the best performance for each event.  Players are ranked on each event and then their rankings added together to produce an overall ranking for those events.

• Ranking by Point Value for Multiple Events -- You select the seasons, players, and the events to be used in the ranking.  The program finds the best performance for each event.  The point value is calculated for each event based on the point scales you set up for each event.   Points for all events are totaled and players are ranked on this point total.
  
• Ranking by Sum of Test Values for Multiple Events --  You select seasons, players and events to be used.  Program finds the best performance for each event.  These values are added together and players are ranked on the total value.

• Ranking by % Improvement in One or More Events -- You select the players, the event(s) and the test data to be used in the ranking.  % improvement is calculated for each player for each event.  If multiple events have been selected, the percents are added together and players are ranked based on that total.  You may select test data from any test on file in your computer.