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Client management

Manage all of your clients, coaches, and teams with our intuitive app. With built-in chat messaging, customizable groups, and the ability to add assistant coaches or new members with just a few clicks, you have total control over member access.

Data tracking

Experience unparalleled data tracking with our AI-driven system, designed from the ground up for effortless data collection. Gain accurate insights into training and performance, empowering you to deliver exceptional results to your clients.

Yearly planner

Build comprehensive training programs and plan for the long term with the running yearly calendar designed to make managing multiple events, competitions, and periodization effortless.

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Calendar

Intuitive calendars that make visualization of your clients training easy and accessible.

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Analytics

Passively collect all your clients training data and workout history to help you make data-driven descisions.

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Team management

Manage all of your clients, coaches, and team organization inside CoachLogik for maximum efficiency.

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Template builder

Build and save partial or complete training programs for a faster and more efficient work flow.

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Notifications

Never miss any critical information from your clients training with our advanced notification center.

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Easy-to-use data analytics

COACHLOGIK's built in data tracking happens automatically behind the scenes so as clients log workouts you get that data and with our analytics you can now make much more informed decisions about their training.

Experience a Fully Integrated Platform

With COACHLOGIK's fully integrated platform you can now voiceover and markup clients videos in app so there is no wasted time switching between multiple expensive subscription apps to get a single video feedback for a client.

Advanced Programing Functionality

The COACHLOGIK  session builder allows you to completely customize any exercise and training session to fit whatever unique goals your clients have. Build custom complexes for weightlifters and track the individual movements data to allow for a total programming flexibility.

Coach Education

Programming

Master the Science of Programming: The Key to Building Successful Mesocycles

This article takes a practical, no-nonsense look at how to structure a training block that actually drives progress. With real-world examples and a fresh take on progressive overload, it gives coaches the tools to build smarter, more intentional training plans that deliver results.
Hayden Pritchard, Ph.D.
April 10, 2025
•
8
min read
Programming

Jerk like a Champion: Dialing in the Dip and Drive

Big cleans mean very little without a locked-in jerk. Regardless of your style, the dip and drive is a critical component of success. Errors result from poor balance or extension mechanics, with the athlete sacrificing torso position in the process. Primers that enhance the dip and drive will not only improve your movement but also provide you with the opportunity to jerk like a champion.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
April 4, 2025
•
8
min read
Programming

Transform Your Lifting with Technique Primers

Everyone has had that “aha!” moment with their technique after doing a drill or variation of the snatch or clean and jerk and instantly felt their technique click. In this case, the puzzle piece was a movement that “taught” the athlete what they needed. How do coaches and athletes reliably create that “aha!” moment? Or is it just up to luck… Well, I have good news for you, and it starts with one weird trick.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
March 21, 2025
•
6
min read
Programming

Favorite Things: No Contact Clean

The no contact clean — a variation of the clean that eliminates the bar-body contact and forces a vertical and forceful extension of the legs. Due to the constrained nature of this exercise, the resultant movement and stress on the body drives powerful technique and muscular adaptations. Here’s how it can transform your own and/or your athlete’s technique.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
March 8, 2025
•
5
min read
Programming

Boost Your Olympic Lifts with the Snatch Pull to Target

A targeted and systematic approach is critical to driving effective performance changes. With the Snatch Pull to Target, this is done literally.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
February 21, 2025
•
8
min read
Research Debriefs

CoachLogik Research Debrief: Volume 1, Issue 4

Dive into the latest weightlifting research! This month, we deep dive into the concepts of deloading and overreaching.
Chris Taber, Ph.D.
February 18, 2025
•
10
min read
Programming

Master the Science of Programming: The Key to Building Successful Training Days

Every athlete has unique needs, and designing a training day should reflect that. These principles provide a solid foundation to ensure you (or your athletes) are set up for success and progress toward specific goals.
Hayden Pritchard, Ph.D.
January 18, 2025
•
5
min read
Research Debriefs

CoachLogik Research Debrief: Volume 1, Issue 3

Dive into the latest weightlifting research! This month we explore weightlifting performance and assessment and the relationship of isometric strength in the start position and competitive performance.
Chris Taber, Ph.D.
December 6, 2024
•
12
min read
Research Debriefs

CoachLogik Research Debrief: Volume 1, Issue 2

Dive into the latest weightlifting research! This month we explore maximal strength and the split jerk, and assessment strategies to monitor weightlifting performance.
Chris Taber, Ph.D.
November 21, 2024
•
15
min read
Programming

Master the Science of Programming: The Key to Building Successful Microcycles

Designing a training week is a balancing act; it’s about more than just following a set of principles. Learn to look for areas where fatigue might be limiting performance, and how adjusting session timing or load distribution can help.
Hayden Pritchard, Ph.D.
November 13, 2024
•
8
min read
Programming

The Power of Exercise Variation: Using Novelty, Movement Modifiers, and Complexes to Maximize Results

Learn to use novel exercises, subtle movement modifications, and well-structured complexes to maximize progress.
Max Aita
November 2, 2024
•
5
min read
Programming

Will the Real Data-Driven Coach Please Stand Up: The Xs and Os of Weightlifting Program Design

Break free from rigid systems — learn the skills required to write personalized, process-driven programs for your athletes.
Derick Castellanos, M.S.
October 24, 2024
•
7
min read
Podcasts

Philosophical Weightlifting Podcast Episode 263

Max and Josh discuss the fundamentals of effective coaching, breaking down our three key principles.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
October 22, 2024
•
min read
Programming

Learn to Perform: The Science Behind Movement Mastery

Is your practice too easy? Science says that's why you're not improving.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
October 17, 2024
•
7
min read
Podcasts

Philosophical Weightlifting Podcast Episode 230

Max and Josh discuss psychological fatigue, including what it is and why it matters.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
October 17, 2024
•
min read
Research Debriefs

CoachLogik Research Debrief: Volume 1, Issue 1

Dive into the latest weightlifting research! This month we explore muscle activation patterns in clean and snatch variations, and analyze changes in snatch technique across training phases.
Chris Taber, Ph.D.
October 9, 2024
•
15
min read
Podcasts

Philosophical Weightlifting Podcast Episode 261

Josh and Max discuss the Xs and Os of successful remote coaching, including the importance of inter- and intrapersonal skills, thinking in patterns and not pieces, and where intuition fits in.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
October 9, 2024
•
min read
Podcasts

Philosophical Weightlifting Podcast Episode 260

In this episode of the Philosophical Weightlifting Podcast, host Josh welcomes back listeners after a two-month hiatus, with guest Max Aita joining the conversation.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
September 30, 2024
•
min read
Podcasts

Philosophical Weightlifting Podcast Episode 239

Joshua Gibson, Max Aita, and Eric Helms explore the challenges and nuances of tailoring training plans to individual athletes.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
September 26, 2024
•
min read
Programming

Complexes: Building Work Capacity, Muscle, and Technical Mastery

Everything you ever wanted to know about complexes in Olympic Weightlifting
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
July 26, 2023
•
15
min read
Programming

Weightlifting Training Volume vs. Intensity: Balancing Two Main Drivers of Progress

Take your coaching to the next level by mastering the interplay of training volume and intensity.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
July 26, 2023
•
15
min read
Coaching

Top 5 Mistakes Weightlifting Athletes Make

Knowing the top 5 mistakes an athlete makes, you can defend against them by being more adaptable and willing to learn.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
July 12, 2023
•
5
min read
Technique

Unlock Perfect Technique: The Vardanian Snatch

Master the Vardanian snatch, a powerful exercise inspired by legendary lifter Yuri Vardanian.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
July 12, 2023
•
20
min read
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Coach Education

Programming

Master the Science of Programming: The Key to Building Successful Mesocycles

This article takes a practical, no-nonsense look at how to structure a training block that actually drives progress. With real-world examples and a fresh take on progressive overload, it gives coaches the tools to build smarter, more intentional training plans that deliver results.
Hayden Pritchard, Ph.D.
April 10, 2025
•
8
min read
Programming

Jerk like a Champion: Dialing in the Dip and Drive

Big cleans mean very little without a locked-in jerk. Regardless of your style, the dip and drive is a critical component of success. Errors result from poor balance or extension mechanics, with the athlete sacrificing torso position in the process. Primers that enhance the dip and drive will not only improve your movement but also provide you with the opportunity to jerk like a champion.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
April 4, 2025
•
8
min read
Programming

Transform Your Lifting with Technique Primers

Everyone has had that “aha!” moment with their technique after doing a drill or variation of the snatch or clean and jerk and instantly felt their technique click. In this case, the puzzle piece was a movement that “taught” the athlete what they needed. How do coaches and athletes reliably create that “aha!” moment? Or is it just up to luck… Well, I have good news for you, and it starts with one weird trick.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
March 21, 2025
•
6
min read
Programming

Favorite Things: No Contact Clean

The no contact clean — a variation of the clean that eliminates the bar-body contact and forces a vertical and forceful extension of the legs. Due to the constrained nature of this exercise, the resultant movement and stress on the body drives powerful technique and muscular adaptations. Here’s how it can transform your own and/or your athlete’s technique.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
March 8, 2025
•
5
min read
Programming

Boost Your Olympic Lifts with the Snatch Pull to Target

A targeted and systematic approach is critical to driving effective performance changes. With the Snatch Pull to Target, this is done literally.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
February 21, 2025
•
8
min read
Research Debriefs

CoachLogik Research Debrief: Volume 1, Issue 4

Dive into the latest weightlifting research! This month, we deep dive into the concepts of deloading and overreaching.
Chris Taber, Ph.D.
February 18, 2025
•
10
min read
Programming

Master the Science of Programming: The Key to Building Successful Training Days

Every athlete has unique needs, and designing a training day should reflect that. These principles provide a solid foundation to ensure you (or your athletes) are set up for success and progress toward specific goals.
Hayden Pritchard, Ph.D.
January 18, 2025
•
5
min read
Research Debriefs

CoachLogik Research Debrief: Volume 1, Issue 3

Dive into the latest weightlifting research! This month we explore weightlifting performance and assessment and the relationship of isometric strength in the start position and competitive performance.
Chris Taber, Ph.D.
December 6, 2024
•
12
min read
Research Debriefs

CoachLogik Research Debrief: Volume 1, Issue 2

Dive into the latest weightlifting research! This month we explore maximal strength and the split jerk, and assessment strategies to monitor weightlifting performance.
Chris Taber, Ph.D.
November 21, 2024
•
15
min read
Programming

Master the Science of Programming: The Key to Building Successful Microcycles

Designing a training week is a balancing act; it’s about more than just following a set of principles. Learn to look for areas where fatigue might be limiting performance, and how adjusting session timing or load distribution can help.
Hayden Pritchard, Ph.D.
November 13, 2024
•
8
min read
Programming

The Power of Exercise Variation: Using Novelty, Movement Modifiers, and Complexes to Maximize Results

Learn to use novel exercises, subtle movement modifications, and well-structured complexes to maximize progress.
Max Aita
November 2, 2024
•
5
min read
Programming

Will the Real Data-Driven Coach Please Stand Up: The Xs and Os of Weightlifting Program Design

Break free from rigid systems — learn the skills required to write personalized, process-driven programs for your athletes.
Derick Castellanos, M.S.
October 24, 2024
•
7
min read
Podcasts

Philosophical Weightlifting Podcast Episode 263

Max and Josh discuss the fundamentals of effective coaching, breaking down our three key principles.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
October 22, 2024
•
min read
Programming

Learn to Perform: The Science Behind Movement Mastery

Is your practice too easy? Science says that's why you're not improving.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
October 17, 2024
•
7
min read
Podcasts

Philosophical Weightlifting Podcast Episode 230

Max and Josh discuss psychological fatigue, including what it is and why it matters.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
October 17, 2024
•
min read
Research Debriefs

CoachLogik Research Debrief: Volume 1, Issue 1

Dive into the latest weightlifting research! This month we explore muscle activation patterns in clean and snatch variations, and analyze changes in snatch technique across training phases.
Chris Taber, Ph.D.
October 9, 2024
•
15
min read
Podcasts

Philosophical Weightlifting Podcast Episode 261

Josh and Max discuss the Xs and Os of successful remote coaching, including the importance of inter- and intrapersonal skills, thinking in patterns and not pieces, and where intuition fits in.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
October 9, 2024
•
min read
Podcasts

Philosophical Weightlifting Podcast Episode 260

In this episode of the Philosophical Weightlifting Podcast, host Josh welcomes back listeners after a two-month hiatus, with guest Max Aita joining the conversation.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
September 30, 2024
•
min read
Podcasts

Philosophical Weightlifting Podcast Episode 239

Joshua Gibson, Max Aita, and Eric Helms explore the challenges and nuances of tailoring training plans to individual athletes.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
September 26, 2024
•
min read
Programming

Complexes: Building Work Capacity, Muscle, and Technical Mastery

Everything you ever wanted to know about complexes in Olympic Weightlifting
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
July 26, 2023
•
15
min read
Programming

Weightlifting Training Volume vs. Intensity: Balancing Two Main Drivers of Progress

Take your coaching to the next level by mastering the interplay of training volume and intensity.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
July 26, 2023
•
15
min read
Coaching

Top 5 Mistakes Weightlifting Athletes Make

Knowing the top 5 mistakes an athlete makes, you can defend against them by being more adaptable and willing to learn.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
July 12, 2023
•
5
min read
Technique

Unlock Perfect Technique: The Vardanian Snatch

Master the Vardanian snatch, a powerful exercise inspired by legendary lifter Yuri Vardanian.
Joshua Gibson, M.S., CSCS
July 12, 2023
•
20
min read
View all