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Exercises and scores in Badgie: scored drills, personal bests and student rankings

How to create scored exercises or tests (times, distances, hits), log each student's scores, see their personal best (PB) and compare the whole group in Badgie.

6 min readIntermediateUpdated October 2, 2026

Exercises and scores in Badgie: scored drills, personal bests and student rankings

Quick answer

In Badgie an exercise (drill) is a test scored with a single number: a time, a distance, a number of hits. Each student attempt is a score; Badgie keeps them all, flags the personal best (PB) and shows the club's best on each exercise. It's managed in Training, on the Exercises and Scores tabs.

In this guide
  1. Where to find it
  2. Create an exercise
  3. Exercise card and logging scores
  4. Scores, personal bests and rankings
  5. What the student or family sees
  6. By sport
  7. With the AI agent
  8. Frequently asked questions

Where to find it

  • Web: Academy → Training (/dashboard/workouts), Exercises and Scores tabs. If your club only has the exercises module on, open /dashboard/workouts?tab=exercises.
  • Student app: an exercises section with their scores and progress.

Create an exercise

  1. On Exercises, click New exercise.
  2. Give it a name, code (for example NAT-50-CROL), category and duration.
  3. Set the Scoring: the unit (s, m, points…) and the direction: lower is better (times) or higher is better (distances, hits). You can add a range and a benchmark.
  4. Add the goal, equipment and steps.

The table shows each exercise with its code, category, minutes, scoring, number of scores and the club's best. Filter by With marks, Unused, scoring, source or category, and export to Excel.

Exercises tab with six swimming tests, their code, category, scoring, number of scores and best score
The club's exercise catalogue with the best score on each one.

Exercise card and logging scores

Click a row's arrow to open its card: scoring, goal, equipment, steps and Latest scores (for example "93 scores from 36 students"). From there you can log a new score or Edit the exercise.

Card for the 100 m individual medley exercise with lower-is-better direction, seconds unit, goal, steps and latest scores
The card brings together how the exercise is scored and its latest scores.

Scores, personal bests and rankings

The Scores tab lists every score with date, student, group, exercise, category, score and who logged it. The PB tag marks the student's personal best on that exercise.

  • Filter by period (This week, This month, Season, All), group, exercise, category or Logged by.
  • Switch on Personal bests only and filter one exercise to get the group ranking: each student's best score.
Scores tab with 719 scores from 48 students, the PB tag and the period, group and exercise filters
Every score in the club; with "Personal bests only" it becomes a ranking.
Exercises tab on mobile with filters and the list of tests
It can also be checked from a phone.

What the student or family sees

In the app, students see their exercises, their scores and their best on each one, so they know whether they're improving.

By sport

Swimming: 25, 50 or 100 m times and breath-hold distance. Golf: short-game and putting tests scored in points. Tennis or padel: hits on target. Football: speed and dribbling tests. Any sport that can be measured with a number.

With the AI agent

  • get_drills: lists the club's exercises.
  • get_drill_attempts: the scores logged.
  • get_student_drill_progress: a student's progress across their exercises.
  • get_drill_leaderboard: an exercise's ranking with each student's best score.

Frequently asked questions

What does PB mean?

Personal best: that student's best score on that exercise.

How does Badgie know a lower time is better?

From the scoring direction: "lower is better" for times and "higher is better" for distances or hits.

Can I use Badgie's exercises?

Yes. Badgie includes its own exercises; the Only the club's exercises switch shows or hides the ones that aren't the club's.