The game

Build more than
a winning team.

A national team is a long-term project. Shape its people, preparation and resources — and follow the consequences on the hill.

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SKI JUMPING MANAGER / 01

Lead a nation.

Take responsibility for a national ski jumping team, from its leading athletes to its youth squad. Read athlete profiles, compare skills and results, and decide who is ready for the next challenge.

  • A, B, C and youth squads
  • Athlete profiles and career histories
  • Federation goals and a manager career
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Prepare for the moment.

Plan daily training and shape a season around your priorities. Develop power and technique, manage fatigue and freshness, and prepare for a chosen event. Staff and training facilities influence the work your team can do.

  • Daily, weekly and season planning
  • Development, form, fatigue and recovery
  • Training camps and facilities
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Build the team behind the team.

Your athletes are only part of the team. Hire staff, assign responsibilities and build a coaching structure that suits each squad. Skills, salaries and workload make every appointment a management decision.

  • Staff recruitment and contracts
  • Squad assignments and specialist duties
  • Skills, workload and training effectiveness
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Find the extra edge.

Equip your athletes and follow the condition of their kit. Quality, wear and preparation matter. Manage supplier agreements alongside federation finances and sponsorships to support your sporting plans.

  • Equipment selection, quality and wear
  • Suppliers and sponsorship contracts
  • Federation income and expenditure
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Think in seasons.

Guide your team through summer and winter calendars. Balance travel, training and competition commitments, follow rankings and watch your athletes develop across successive seasons. Individual and team competitions bring different challenges.

  • Summer and winter competition calendars
  • Squad planning and season rankings
  • Individual and team competitions
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Watch it come together.

Watch the consequences of your preparation unfold on the hill. The simulation considers athlete skills, form, freshness, equipment and conditions. Visual styles give athletes distinct inrun, flight and landing poses; style IDs do not provide a scoring bonus.

  • 3D competition broadcast
  • Wind, gate and athlete performance
  • Individual visual jumping styles
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Share the season.

Host or join a shared game over the Internet or a direct connection. Each manager leads their team, submits decisions and advances through shared turns. Competition outcomes are shared while each computer plays the broadcast locally.

  • Host and join multiplayer games
  • Shared turns and competition results
  • Compatible game versions required
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