Multisport Diagnostics Lab for Children
For Coaches

Get to know a new student before their first training session

The AthLEOS report shows not just physical data, but a behavioral profile of the child: motivation, attitude to risk, response to load. It saves weeks of observation at the start.

A coach shows a student their profile on a tablet, with Leos the lynx
What you get

A student profile across 4 components

A parent can share their child's report with a coach via a separate link, without sharing account credentials.

Psychophysiological

Strengths and weaknesses

Endurance, coordination, balance, reaction — what's already developed and what to watch for in training.

Motivational-Value

What keeps the child interested

Intrinsic/extrinsic motivation, risk tolerance, confidence — signals for your approach in the first weeks.

Personality

How the child behaves in a group

Sociability, emotional stability, cooperation — for building group dynamics.

Cognitive

How the child absorbs rules

Tactical adaptation, safety awareness — important for the first sessions.

How to use the profile

Three decisions before and after the first session

AthLEOS does not replace coach observation. It helps identify a child's starting features faster and choose a more precise tone for the first sessions.

1

Prepare the intro session

Understand what may support the child at the start: play, clear rules, gradual load, or more individual attention.

2

Reduce early dropout risk

Separate “the sport does not fit” from “the format did not fit”: group, pace, competition level, or feedback style.

3

Talk to parents concretely

Discuss specific signals: motivation, group behavior, confidence, and response to tasks instead of vague impressions.

Want to receive student profiles?

AthLEOS is currently connecting first partner coaches through the research program.

Write to the lab