Selecting and Understanding Dashboards

Stephen Ostrow
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Listed below are several types of charts you can have displayed on your athlete's dashboard:
 
This section will explain each type of chart available for you to select and the options available to customize the data you would like displayed.


Questionnaire History Dashboard


Questionnaire Sum/Trend Dashboard

Latest History Dashboard


Latest History Dashboards display information as a series of data points called "markers" that are connected by straight line segments. For a Latest History Dashboard, you have the option to create several types of charts: Line, Spline, Column, Bar, and Area.


Latest History Dashboards:


Line
Bar
 

Column
 

Area
 

Spline
 

Basic Latest History Dashboard Options:
 
  • Position Average
  • Team Average

To learn about what components you need for your Latest History Dashboards, click here.
For more detailed information about Latest History Dashboards, click here.


Latest Mixed History Dashboard


Line vs. Columns
 

Lines vs. Stacked Columns
 

Line vs. Area Chart
 

Spline vs. Stacked Columns

Optional:
 
  • Position Average
  • Group Average
  • Team Average


Moving Average Dashboard


Line or Spline
 

Z-Score History Dashboard


Line or Spline
Both with Thresholds
 
 

Latest Ranking vs Group Dashboard


Compare against:
 
  • Position Average
  • Training Group Average
  • Team Average
 

Latest vs Group/Self Average Dashboard


Averages to Display:
 
  • Lifetime Average
  • Position Average
  • Training Group Average
  • Team Training Group Average
  • Optional: include Lifetime Min/Max
 

Latest vs Group Percentile Radar Dashboard


Latest vs Group Percentile Radar Dashboards are a graphical method of displaying multivariate data in the form of a two-dimensional chart of three or more quantitative variables represented on axes starting from the same point. For a linear chart, you have the option to create several types of charts: Line, Spline, Column, and Area.
 

Example of a Latest vs Group Percentile Radar Dashboard:

 


Radar Deviation with Related Groups
 
  • z-score

Percentile 

Compare Against:
 
  • Position Values
  • Training Group Values
  • Team Group Values

To learn about what components you need for your Radar Charts, click here.
For more detailed information about Radar Charts, click here.

Latest vs Group Z-Score Radar Dashboard Example

Boxplot


A box plot is a standardized way of displaying the distribution of data based on the following information: minimum, first quartile, median, third quartile, and maximum.


Examples of Boxplot:




To learn about what components you need for your Boxplots, click here.
For more detailed information about Boxplots, click here.
 

Latest Dials Dashboard


Dials allow you to easily review your athlete's performance. Notice how the dials are broken up into several colors. If the athlete's needle is in the "red" then they are performing poorly but if they are in the "green", they are performing well.
 

Example of a Latest Dials Dashboard:

 
Dials with Thresholds


To learn about what components you need for your Dials, click here.
For more detailed information about Dials, click here.


Latest Pies Dashboard


  • Up to four pie charts can be displayed.
  • Aggregation Period with Day, Week, Month
  • Aggregation Strategy with Sum, Average


RPE Monotony & Strain History Dashboard




RPE Monotony & Strain History Dashboards are used to view the average daily load, training variation and overall training stress for each given week.


RPE Training Stress Balance History Dashboard



 
  • Can be used to graph most, if not all, variables put into the CM+ system
  • Choose number of days for both chronic and acute loads
  • Red, yellow, green and blue threshold alerts
  • TSB calculation = (acute sum * (chronic days / acute days)) / chronic sum

Aggregate History Dashboard

Latest Table Dashboard

Library Photo Comparison Dashboard


Tagged Recent Notes Dashboard

Training Exercise Set History Dashboard

Additional Information:


What are Dashboards?
Detailed Information about Linear Charts
What Information You Need to Request a Linear Chart
Detailed Information about Radar Charts
What Information You Need to Request a Radar Chart
Detailed Information about Boxplots
What Information You Need to Request Boxplot
Detailed Information about Dials
What Information You Need to Request a Dial
 

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