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  • Awarded automatically, or by staff. Your athlete earns achievements automatically by meeting the club’s criteria (a completed evaluation is only one kind). Staff can also award or revoke them by hand.
  • New awards can wait. A new award can stay hidden until someone at the club publishes it, unless that achievement is set to publish automatically.
  • Where to look. Open the Achievements page from the Achievements label on your athlete’s card under Athletes. Badges appear in their own Badges section.
  • Your club sets the view. Your club chooses whether you see achievements still in progress (Earned and in progress, the default) or only earned ones (Earned only).
Achievements and badges. An achievement is a milestone with rules your club sets. A badge is a separate item (an image or a color) that an achievement can hand out or staff can give directly.
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Open the Achievements page

Go to Athletes and select the Achievements label on your athlete’s card. With more than one athlete, use the Viewing buttons to switch between them.
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Read Earned, In progress and Badges

Earned lists each achievement with the date it was earned (or “No achievements yet”). In progress (if your club shows it) gives a percentage and progress bar for each one still being worked on. Badges appears once your athlete holds a badge, with the date it was awarded.
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Or check the profile

Select View profile. The Achievements card under Progress shows the same achievements, with any badges below. Tap an achievement for its description, Track: (its linked evaluation, if any) and Earned: or Progress:. Badges, and the tiles on the Achievements page, don’t open.
How an achievement is earned. Rules can look at age, gender, an active membership, a pass, a signed waiver, medical information on file, holding a level or another achievement, or a completed evaluation. An evaluation counts only when its overall result is Pass, Excellent or Satisfactory and it meets that evaluation’s completion rule. Staff can also award one by hand (a coach can pick one while recording an evaluation) and set or correct its earned date. Why a new award might not show yet. A new award waits for someone at the club to publish it. Until then, you don’t see it at all, not even as in progress. It shows straight away only if the achievement publishes automatically or the staff member who awarded it published it at once. Missing one? Ask your club whether it still needs publishing. Kept once earned, unless staff take it back. Your athlete earns each achievement only once. If staff revoke an award, it no longer shows as earned and isn’t awarded again automatically (staff can still award it by hand). Badges or levels it granted stay. Your club picks the view. What you see depends on a setting your club chooses: Progress and dates. Achievements not linked to an evaluation appear once earned, never as in progress. With several linked evaluations, the bar shows the one furthest along. Dates show in your club’s time zone. Levels. The Levels card sits just above Achievements in Progress. See how levels work. If the card is missing. It appears only when your club uses Uplifter’s training features (otherwise the Achievements page stays empty). With Shared access to an athlete, you see achievements only if your access includes View progress. Related: Why can’t I see my athlete’s latest evaluation or achievement yet? · How do I view my athlete’s evaluation results? · How do I switch between my athletes?