Families

Families

Many families begin with one athlete and stay as a household. Family members can train together, with scheduling and records arranged for the whole household.

For families, what every athlete receives: a measured starting point, an individual programme, one record owned by the family, a guardian present at every session, and a year planned around school.

How it works

One standard for every age

A twelve-year-old and her father complete the same assessment. Their results lead to different programmes: the child's training reflects her maturity band under module 03, and the parent's reflects training history, medical history and the capabilities they want to keep.

Practical arrangements

Family members can train at the same time or back to back. Each person keeps their own record, and parents can view their children's records alongside their own.

Working with minors

A parent or guardian attends every session involving a minor, for its full duration. Where a guardian cannot attend, they nominate another screened adult in writing beforehand; if neither is possible, the session is rescheduled. Assessment data on a minor is collected only with specific written guardian consent, and is not shared with clubs or selection panels.

For the household

  • SchedulingConcurrent or sequential sessions
  • RecordsEach person's own record, one household view
  • ConsentWritten, specific, and withdrawable
  • ReportingFindings in writing after each reassessment
Safeguarding. A guardian is present at every session with a minor athlete, alongside the coach. This is the Rule of Two.
A guardian at every session with a minor

Short films

Short films for parents

Short films on the questions parents ask most often.

What we measure
Health first
Parents present
The family record
Planned around school
The long view
Measuring success
Guardian present

Scope of practice JMP Sports Inc. provides physical assessment, training, and athletic preparation. It is not a regulated health profession, does not diagnose or treat injury or illness, and nothing here is medical advice. Anyone with a current injury, a medical condition, or a clinician's restriction should consult their physician or physiotherapist; programming is carried out in coordination with them.