Clubs · academies · partners
The consumer page is for parents. This one is for the people who run training, stock products or fund grassroots programmes.
For coaches & clubs
Your players train a few hours a week with you. The rest of the week has no plan - and the parents ask you what to do about it.
Academy access opens the full exercise library, and Trainer Mode lets a coach select exercises and sessions for children to complete in team training or at home.
A full station for one age group.
Physical shipment: 6 mats. No home-kit gear.
Two stations, or a full squad at once.
Physical shipment: 12 mats. No home-kit gear.
Your colours and your crest on the mat, and a private training path in the app opened with your academy code. Same four pillars, same progression, no equipment beyond the mat.
For partners
Retail and distribution, brand and federation programmes, and where the company stands today.
The kids' training shelf is cones and ladders: low margin, no story, no repeat purchase.
Next stepTrade terms, territories and MOQ are set after the consumer launch. We show you the launch numbers before we discuss terms.
Grassroots programmes are easy to announce and hard to show. Athlekid reaches a child at home, not only at a club session.
Next stepA pilot from 30 mats across three to five clubs, one term, with a review at the end.
The position we are taking
Every comparable training mat we could confirm sits between roughly 60 × 90 and 100 × 60 cm. At 115 × 105 cm a child can complete a 360° turn on the surface. That is geometry, not a claim - and it cannot be matched without redesigning the product.
Comparable products address 6-16, 6+, or "from 5 years". A wide range signals a programme tuned to none of them. A narrow window is a selling argument, not a limitation.
Almost the entire category stands on ball mastery and footwork. Scanning, reading the game and decision-making are barely addressed by anyone.