F6App plan
The pre-academy and academy plan.
The F6App plan for pre-academy and academy players: every diagnostic, score and retest in one place.
F6App is in development and has not been released. Nothing on this page is live, and nothing you can book today depends on it.
What this plan will hold
The account is being built to keep these together, for this stage, from the first assessment onwards.
- Every diagnostic report for this stage, as the document you were given
- The fEuzionScore™ and the five pillar scores from each released assessment
- The written development plan, with its objectives, review date and retest date
- Retest history, so what moved sits next to what did not
- Consents and permissions, recorded and withdrawable in one place
- Consistency across repeated measures, because at this age a single personal best matters less than the spread
- The trialist academy report, where one was commissioned, alongside the diagnostic it sits with
- A permission for a club or academy to see a report, recorded separately and withdrawable
The stage it covers
Pre-academy and academy players, where the full battery starts to become genuinely informative and growth moves results around.
- Age band
- Ages 10 to 12 and Ages 13 to 16
- Diagnostic tier
- S.T.A.R. and R.A.G.b™
- Programme tier
- Silver and Gold
- Prices
- Every published figure is on the pricing page.
Details to be confirmed. This plan spans two existing stages, ages 10 to 12 and ages 13 to 16, and the trialist academy report sold for those ages. Whether it is one plan or two is to be confirmed.
What a plan states
Each plan is written down, and each of these is a named line in it.
- The primary development objective, and the pillar it belongs to
- The specific metrics to improve
- Training frequency
- The drills or activities prescribed
- The standard that counts as progress
- A review date
- A retest date
How a plan runs.
The plan is written
Each plan states the primary development objective, the pillar it belongs to, the specific metrics to improve, training frequency, the drills or activities prescribed, the standard that counts as progress, a review date and a retest date.
Responsibilities are agreed
Athlete, parent and coach each have named responsibilities in the plan. We agree them in the feedback conversation rather than assuming them afterwards.
The retest closes the loop
The same protocols, run again, on the same surface where possible. What moved, what did not, and what the plan becomes next.
Be told when F6App is released.
One message when the app ships, and nothing before it.