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Use MEGAN Ringside lesson plans
Generate Premium trainer-only lesson plan drafts from recent approved MEGAN exercise suggestions.
MEGAN Ringside is a Premium-only trainer planning tool in the Ringside view.
It synthesizes recent trainer-approved MEGAN suggested exercises for riders in the lesson into a practical warm-up, main plan, rider-specific adjustments, and safety/setup notes.
If recent trainer-approved exercise history is missing, it creates a lower-confidence conservative baseline from rider level, rider discipline, rider goals, horse context, lesson type, lesson description, and arena details.
In Arena Mode, MEGAN Ringside also uses the current Arena Prep state for that point in the day, including carry-forward setup changes from prior lessons.
Inputs can include lesson title, lesson type, date/time, arena, free-text lesson description, Ringside lesson notes, rider levels, rider disciplines, rider goals, horse context, prior score focus, and recent trainer-approved MEGAN exercise suggestions.
Plans are trainer-only draft ideas. They are not published to riders or parents and do not replace trainer judgment.
Steps
- 1Open Ringside and find the active lesson.
- 2Confirm the lesson has the right riders and horse assignments.
- 3Tap MEGAN Ringside.
- 4In Arena Mode, run Arena Prep first, then tap MEGAN Ringside on a lesson to see arena changes followed by the arena-aware lesson plan.
- 5Review the generated lesson focus, warm-up, main plan, rider adjustments, and safety notes.
- 6Adjust the plan for rider level, horse fitness, footing, arena traffic, weather, and trainer judgment before using it.
Troubleshooting
MEGAN Ringside shows a baseline plan.
That means recent trainer-approved exercise history was missing for at least one rider. Review the conservative plan carefully and adjust for horse fitness, footing, and trainer judgment.
Only some riders are reflected in the plan.
The plan can still generate from available riders. Add or approve MEGAN reviews for riders who are missing context.
The plan does not fit today’s footing, horse, or rider.
Treat the output as trainer-only draft prep. Choose safer fallback exercises or rewrite the plan before using it.