Run it through one training block. If it doesn't earn its place, you walk away.
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Day 0 · Kickoff and criteria
Pick the squad and agree what "worth it" means.
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Day 0 · Brief and invite
Brief athletes honestly: never used for selection.
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Days 1–29 · Daily routine
The squad joins with one code. Use the daily check-in, recovery tools and the relevant program, with a weekly check-in. Members can continue the full 4- or 6-week program after the pilot.
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Day 30 · Review
Review against the agreed criteria using anonymous totals for groups of 10+ only. Scale, adjust or walk away.
30-day pilot at no charge, with review criteria agreed up front. If it doesn't meet them, you walk away.
Short answers to what people ask first. All questions
No individual data shared with employers
Totals only for groups of 10+
We never sell data
Can I see which athlete is struggling today?
Individual check-ins stay with the athlete, because athletes hide things when honesty might cost selection. The routine encourages them to tell you themselves.
Should a Recovery day stop an athlete from training?
No. The day state plans the athlete's own five minutes. Training decisions stay with your staff and medical team.
Does it work with our wearables?
Not yet. Wearable connections are coming soon. Today it runs alongside your existing tracking.
Will it make my athletes perform better?
It builds a daily readiness and recovery habit from well-researched methods. Your block pilot shows what changes for your squad.
Stop finding out on film. Find out before warm-up.