Review a received division in context
Select a division from an event FullOut has received to review its available routines, finish order and category breakdowns.
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The question is who, and the results list answers what
You already know your score. What you want to know is who beat you, by how much, and in which part of the routine. That means finding every other team in your division, which means a results PDF and a lot of scrolling.
Do that for one event and it takes an evening. Do it for a season, across the four or five events your division actually shows up at, and nobody does it.
Coaches ask this in one sentence: who is the best L5 Junior Coed team. It is a question about a division, not about a team.
Follow, review, decide
- Step 1
Follow your teams
- Step 2
Review their received results
- Step 3
Choose deeper context
One page for a received division
Review the routines FullOut received for the selected division, the available categories behind each score and where a team placed.
What a division page shows
Open a received division and review the available field in finish order. The division page is on the Pro plan. Browsing the competition it belongs to is free.
| What it does | See it liveSee it live |
|---|---|
| Received routines in finish orderThe division page lists the routines FullOut received for that division, with available scores and placements. | Browse competitions |
| The categories behind each scoreEach routine carries its category breakdown, so a two point gap resolves into the sections it actually came from. | No public example |
| Your team, in the room it competed inYour routine sits in the same list as the teams above and below it, so the gap is a number instead of a feeling. | No public example |
A received division has a record.
It has just never been sorted.
The full division breakdown is on the Pro plan. Division benchmarks, percentile and consistency come with the Elite plan.
Who this is for
Coaches who want to know what the teams above them did differently, before Monday practice rather than in March. Gym owners comparing how each of their teams sat inside its own division at the same event.
Athletes and parents come here to review the available received division context around their team's result.
Keep the record connected
Without a connected path
Without a connected review, comparison and received-result context remain separate actions.
With FullOut
Review received results with the available context.
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Follow your teams and review received results in one place. Add the Pro plan for the available received division context.