Wheel of Life
Eight life areas scored 1–10, repeated over time so you see trend, not snapshot.
Coaching tools · English
Sixteen coaching tools. One shared flow.
Most coaches run their practice on a folder of PDFs and a memory of what the client said last time. Coach Club puts the tools your clients work with between sessions in one place, keeps the history, and writes you a short brief before every call. The AI never coaches. You do.
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Assessment tools
Make the client's current situation visible and measurable.
Energy Matrix
What gives and drains energy across a normal week.
Time Reality audit
Where the hours actually go, next to where the client says priorities are.
NLP Metachecker
Sixteen meta-programs for two people — language patterns that land vs. grate.
Goal and action tools
Turn intention into a first move the client can make before the next call.
GROW Session
Goal, Reality, Options, Will — structured as client homework.
Goal Surgery
Cuts a large goal into outcome, behaviour and first measurable step.
Milestones
Small commitments with check-ins between sessions.
Daily Check-in
Sixty seconds a day; the streak is the intervention.
Meaning and direction tools
For clients who are performing well and still asking what for.
Ikigai
The four circles, worked through one question at a time.
Value Compass
Names the values, then tests them against the last month of decisions.
Future Self
A letter from twelve months ahead; it surfaces what the client actually wants.
Vision HD™
A high-definition picture of the desired outcome, in the client's own words.
Session and reflection tools
Preparation for both sides of the call.
Coach Room™
A ten-phase reflection dialogue — one question at a time, never advice.
Obstacle Map
The client names blockers and rates how movable each one is.
Tough Questions
The questions clients avoid, asked in private before the session.
Personal OS™
A persistent client profile the coach builds across the engagement.
Why coaches switch from a folder of worksheets
- History by default — every tool stores previous rounds, so you see movement.
- An AI session brief before each call instead of re-reading your notes.
- The client owns their data and can export or delete it, even after the engagement ends.
- Stored in the EU under GDPR — a straight answer when a corporate client asks.
- Method-agnostic: ICF, ICC, EMCC, GROW, NLP and mental training all fit.
- One flat price with unlimited clients, not per-client seats.
Frequently asked questions
What are coaching tools?
Coaching tools are structured exercises a coach uses to make a client's situation visible and workable: self-assessments like the Wheel of Life, time audits, values exercises, goal-breakdown frameworks and reflection prompts. Digital versions add history, so you see change across an engagement instead of one session's snapshot.
Are there free coaching tools?
Yes. Coach Club's Wheel of Life template is free to download and print, and every tool in the platform is available during the 14-day free trial with no credit card. After that the full set is one flat subscription with unlimited clients.
What are the best coaching assessment tools?
For most 1:1 practices three assessments carry the work: a Wheel of Life for balance, a time-reality audit for the gap between stated priorities and the calendar, and an obstacle map for what is actually blocking movement. Add a values or Ikigai exercise when the client's question is about direction rather than execution.
Which coaching tools work for business and executive clients?
Time Reality, Obstacle Map, Goal Surgery and a weighted Wheel of Life. Senior clients rarely lack ambition — they lack a way to separate constraints they own from the ones they don't. See the executive coaching tools guide for cadence.
Does the AI coach the client?
No. The AI asks reflective questions and summarises what the client wrote. It never gives advice and never replaces the coach; before each session it hands you a short brief on what changed.
Can I use these tools with my own method?
Yes. The tools are method-agnostic and used by ICF, ICC, EMCC and NLP-trained coaches, as well as mental trainers and internal leadership coaches.