B-Admin-TimeBlog — running a sports group
RSSPractical guides for private sports groups — from organizing sessions to splitting costs and friendly competition.
Head-to-head history: who beat whom how many times — solo and as a pairAdam ·
The direct match history between two players — not just matches against each other, but also sessions where they played together in doubles.
Badges — 28 ways to recognise a player, not just for winningAdam ·
The badge system in B-Admin-Time rewards consistency, help with organising and competition — not just the number of wins.
Sessions in your calendar — one-off or automaticAdam ·
Add a single session to Google Calendar or Apple Calendar with one click, or subscribe to the whole group schedule so new sessions appear on their own.
Reminders before a session — you set the time that suits youAdam ·
Not one rigid reminder for everyone — each player decides how many hours before a session they want to be notified.
Configuring venues and court pricingAdam ·
Different prices for different days and hours, a sports card discount, a card entry limit per court — how to configure a venue once and stop calculating it by hand for every session.
Session Templates and Automated Scheduling in a Sports GroupAdam ·
Recurring rules, session templates, and scheduled publishing: three automations that let a group play every week without manually creating a session each time.
How to Move Your Group from a Spreadsheet to an App Without ChaosAdam ·
A practical migration plan without a spreadsheet import and without an overnight revolution — step by step, how to move a regular sports group.
Inactive Members and the Activity Log in a Sports GroupAdam ·
How the app automatically detects who's stopped playing, and why it's worth knowing who changed what in the group settings — without manually counting attendance.
Delegating Roles in a Sports Group: Admin, Permissions, CashierAdam ·
You don't have to do everything yourself: a second admin, permission to create sessions, and a rotating cashier — three ways to lighten your load without giving up control of the group.
Settling Up for the Court with Friends: 3 WaysAdam ·
Cash on the spot, group bank transfers, or a dedicated app — comparing three ways to settle up for court rental in a group.
How to Organize Regular Badminton Games with FriendsAdam ·
No more chat chaos: how to set a fixed schedule, sign-ups and a waitlist for a group of friends playing regularly.
Notifications and Announcements in a Sports GroupAdam ·
A group chat loses important information in the noise. How to fix it: private push notifications, controlled admin announcements, and optional Telegram.