Solutions
For parents and players.
Whether you are booking for your child or for yourself, the route is the same: a free profile, a measured assessment, a written report, and a plan. This page points you to each in the order they happen.
Where to go.
- Start with the free athletic profileA first read on where a player stands, before anything is booked
- The five-pillar diagnosticThe assessment itself: what is measured and how the day runs
- The reportWhat you receive afterwards and how to read it
- Development plansWhat happens after the diagnostic, by age and level
- PricingEvery price, grouped by age band, confirmed in writing before you book
- Frequently asked questionsAges, sessions, results, permissions and everything in between
By age.
U6-U9
The focus is movement quality, learning and enjoyment. Testing is short, demonstrated and age-appropriate, and the report is written around how your child learns rather than how fast they ran.
U10-U12
The first age where the full battery is genuinely informative. Technical and athletic testing alongside learning, behaviour and social observation, with a development plan a parent and a grassroots coach can both use.
U13-U15
Growth makes results move around, sometimes sharply. This is the age where measuring consistency matters more than measuring a personal best, and where the retest cycle does most of the work.
U16-U18 and Senior
Pathway decisions, trial preparation and performance-phase development, including players already attached to an academy or club who want an independent read on where the gaps are.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us the player’s age and what you are hoping to find out, and we will point you to the right first step.