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How To Use the Digital Twin Report Card

The Sensei Sandy BJJ Digital Twin Report Card is a quick way to review training priorities and performance trends for one student, one class lane, or one weekly coaching cycle. Each domain score is editable, so coaches can update values in real time after drills, positional rounds, or notes from live sparring. The final output gives families and students a simple snapshot of what is improving, what is stable, and what needs focused reps next week.

This report card format is designed for beginner-friendly Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu coaching in Tannersville, NY, where clear standards and calm communication matter. Instead of vague feedback, each category maps to observable habits like base retention, pin escapes, guard passing, and submissions. That structure helps reduce confusion for new students and gives returning students a predictable progression path.

• Use the score sliders to adjust each domain based on recent class performance.
• Record the current belt level, class schedule, and coach so each review is traceable.
• Write one specific win and one specific correction in the remarks box.
• Print the final card for at-home practice goals and next-session accountability.

If you are comparing progress over multiple weeks, keep domain definitions consistent and avoid changing grading thresholds mid-cycle. Consistency makes the report card useful for coaching decisions, parent updates, and long-term skill development across kids, teens, and adults.

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