Recurring, not reposted
Create a training group, set the recurring slot, invite your crew. Every session shows up in each member's schedule automatically.
Training
Training
Sessions with your crew, on a rhythm that holds. Training groups keep the schedule, the roster, and the attendance in one place.
At a glance
- Training groups with recurring sessions
- Attendance and RSVPs per session
- Personal sessions in your own schedule
- Everything in one calendar with your games
Know who is coming
Members RSVP per session, so you know before you arrive whether there are enough people for drills or a full game.
One calendar for all of it
Solo sessions and personal training go into the same calendar as your games. One view of everything you do on the sand.
Frequently asked questions
- How is a training session different from a game?
- A training is a game with a purpose: same court, same joining flow, but posted as training, so everyone who turns up knows it is drills and reps rather than an open match.
- Who can join a training I post?
- The same controls as any game — open to a level range, or request and approve. Approval is the usual choice when the drills only work at a fixed group size.
- Do I need a club to organise training?
- No. Clubs get roles and squads for structured sessions, but any player can post an open training and fill it from the feed.
- Can I see who else is coming?
- Yes. The participant list is visible before you join, level included, so you know whether the session matches what you want to work on.
Train with your crew.
Build a rhythm that holds. Get OnSand for your training group.
More features
Games at your level
Casual, training or competitive — open games filtered by skill level.
Skip the group chat
Plan games, invite players, shared calendar and team chat in one place.
Courts near you
Open games and courts on the map. One tap to play.
Find your club
Clubs, events and training groups for beach volleyball.
Log the score, get rated
Enter the result after the match — rating, XP and streak update themselves.