Dragon boat lineups, ready for practice.

Choose the club, gather the available paddlers and arrange the boat. Save the crew where your coaches and practice plan can find it.

  1. 1

    Choose your club

    A saved crew belongs to one club. Pick the club first, then narrow the roster to a squad when you need a race crew or training group.

  2. 2

    Build and adjust

    Arrange seats yourself or request a suggested lineup. Review sides, weights and trial results, then make the final seat choices as the coach.

  3. 3

    Save and share

    Name the crew so you can find it again. Use it with a practice and review the audience before sharing the lineup.

PaddleLens club roster with roles and squads for organizing a crew
Start with the right club roster and squad.

What goes into a lineup?

Club placement
Side and seat preferences belong to the athlete’s placement in that club. A paddler can have a different role in another club.
Trial results
Use the trial results your club records. Review the test and its context; a number from a different trial is not automatically comparable.
Comparable video scores
Where comparable reports exist, technique scores can help review the pool. No analysis does not mean a zero score.
Your judgment
Coach ratings and observations remain separate staff evidence. They are not silently added to the video score or crew ranking.

Common questions

Can I plan a DB20, DB10 or OC6?

Yes. Boat Builder supports dragon boat and outrigger layouts, including DB20, DB10 and OC6. Choose the craft before arranging the crew.

Do all paddlers need a video analysis?

No. You can arrange a crew manually from the roster. Video scores are optional evidence where a comparable report exists.

Is the lineup builder free?

The club workspace and boat builder are part of the free core tools. Optional video analyses use analysis credits; text alerts use separate club text credits.

Try it with your club.

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