Completing assignments
How athletes and parents see daily Gym TeamHub assignments — today's training, the progress ring, and checking work off.
Assignments are the training your gymnast's coaches have set — conditioning sets, drills, checklists — organized by day.
Finding today's work
Open the Assignments tab and today's training is laid out by training event. The date navigator steps to other days — yesterday's completed work or what's coming tomorrow.
Checking things off
Each assignment is a checklist. Tap an item to mark it done — the progress ring fills as today's training gets completed. Parents can check off items for their own linked gymnast, which is handy for at-home conditioning lists.
Note
Hubs can turn parent check-off ability off, and some hubs hide the progress rings and percentages entirely — in that case the checklists still work, there's just no percentage shown.
Work that runs across several days
Some assignments cover a stretch of days rather than one. They're badged WEEKLY, with a countdown — WEEKLY · 3 days left, then 1 day left, then last day — and the same card shows on every day in the range.
There's only one checklist, shared across the whole run. Check something on Monday and it's still checked on Friday, so the work gets chipped away at over the week instead of starting over each day.
It joins the completion percentage when its last day arrives — the run closes on that day, not after it. Before then the card reads "Counts when the week ends": the work still fills the day's progress, it just isn't averaged in while more days are still to come.
If a coach changes the work
If a coach edits the exercises after you've started checking things off, your check-offs follow the exercises they were for. Add a line at the top, reorder the list, fix a typo further down — the things already done stay done. Only an exercise that's deleted outright loses its check, along with the exercise itself.
Days your gymnast missed
A day your gymnast was marked absent at practice shows "Excused — absent" instead of an unfinished checklist, and it's left out of their completion percentage altogether — it doesn't count as work they skipped. Being late or leaving early still counts as a day they were there.
A WEEKLY card is the exception: it spans days your gymnast was at practice, so one absence inside its run doesn't take it out of their percentage.
Coaches & staff
Coaches usually do the checking-off at practice from Day View, or from the Gym Board on a wall screen — see Creating assignments. What families see here is the same data.
Last updated September 24, 2026
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