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 parent can share their child's report with a coach via a separate link, without sharing account credentials.
Endurance, coordination, balance, reaction — what's already developed and what to watch for in training.
Intrinsic/extrinsic motivation, risk tolerance, confidence — signals for your approach in the first weeks.
Sociability, emotional stability, cooperation — for building group dynamics.
Tactical adaptation, safety awareness — important for the first sessions.
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.
Understand what may support the child at the start: play, clear rules, gradual load, or more individual attention.
Separate “the sport does not fit” from “the format did not fit”: group, pace, competition level, or feedback style.
Discuss specific signals: motivation, group behavior, confidence, and response to tasks instead of vague impressions.
AthLEOS is currently connecting first partner coaches through the research program.
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