Session timeline
Manage session timelines, modify chronological information, and organize session sections with precise timing control.
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Manage session timelines, modify chronological information, and organize session sections with precise timing control.
The timeline is the clock your session runs on. It breaks the competition into named sections -- warmup, competition rounds, breaks, awards -- and gives each one a start and end time. This is what everyone looks at to know what is happening when.
Go to your meet dashboard and click Sessions in the sidebar.
Open a session by clicking its dashboard button.
Click the Timeline tab.
At the top of the timeline page, you can update the session name, description, and the day it takes place. These changes are reflected everywhere the session appears.
The timeline is made up of sections. Each section represents a distinct period within the session. A section has three parts:
Name -- what this period is (like "Warmup" or "Competition Round 2")
Start time -- when it begins
End time -- when it ends
Every session needs at least one section. Start time must come before end time.
Sections shift automatically when you change the session day. To adjust individual section times, edit the start and end time fields directly on each section.
Click Add Section to create a new time block. For each section, set the name and the start and end times using the time picker.
You can also:
Duplicate a section -- creates a copy with the same timing, useful for repeating blocks like back-to-back competition rounds
Delete a section -- removes it from the timeline (you cannot delete the last remaining section)
Sections stay in chronological order automatically.
The session's overall start and end times are determined by the first and last sections. There is no separate "session time" field.
Start time must always be before end time. The interface will not let you save a section that violates this.
Sections are for organization and communication. They help everyone stay on track, but they do not lock out scoring or enforce rigid timing during the competition.
Configure rotations -- set up apparatus order and rotation groups
Squad generation -- auto-assign gymnasts across rotations
Set session timeline (step-by-step guide)
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