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Assign gymnasts to rotations
You have your rotations configured. Now you need to fill them with gymnasts. You can let the system do the heavy lifting with auto-assignment, or you can place gymnasts by hand. Most organizers use a mix of both.
Open the session and go to Rotations in the session sidebar. Each rotation appears as a card labeled Squad A, Squad B, and so on, so you will see "Squad" and "Rotation" used for the same thing.
Open Rotations in the session sidebar. Add gymnasts to a squad by hand, or use Auto assign in the bottom bar to open the Squad Generation dialog.
Auto assignment
On the Rotations page, click Auto assign in the bottom bar.
The Squad Generation dialog opens. Set how you want gymnasts grouped:
Quick Assign - athletes per squad, and how much to weight grouping by level versus by club.
Advanced Settings - extra options such as two flights, a fixed squad size, a minimum flight size, pinning athletes so they do not move, and grouping by coaches.
Click Create Squads. The system distributes registered gymnasts across the rotations based on your settings, their level and discipline, and the apparatus per rotation.
Review the assignments, then adjust any placements that do not look right.
Click Save to keep the result.
Auto assignment is a starting point. It gets you most of the way there, but you will almost always want to move a few gymnasts around afterward. Nothing is persisted until you press Save.
Manual assignment
On the same Rotations page, each squad card gives you direct control:
Add gymnasts on a squad card opens a searchable, filterable list. Check the gymnasts you want and confirm. Filter by level or club to find people fast.
Move a gymnast to another squad by dragging it from its drag handle and dropping it onto another squad's Flight 1 or Flight 2.
Reorder within a flight using the reorder handle on each gymnast. The order here sets competition order on every apparatus the rotation moves through.
Remove a single gymnast with its remove button, or use Remove all to clear a flight.
Remember to click Save when you are done.
Things to keep in mind
Watch your capacity limits. A squad should not have more gymnasts than the apparatus can handle in the allotted time. If a squad is too large, split it into two flights or generate more squads.
The order of gymnasts within a rotation determines their competition order on every apparatus they rotate through.
What's next
Manage flights -- split large rotations into Flight 1 and Flight 2
