Different starting points. Purposeful progression.
Find where you fit.
Your age, experience, goals and available equipment help determine the right starting point. Explore the route that best describes you.
Ages 5–8 · Parent-ledMini HOP
A playful introduction to being active. Build coordination, balance and confidence through simple running, jumping and movement activities that parents and children can enjoy together.
Starting point: No training experience needed. Adult involvement throughout.
Ages 9–11Foundations
Help young people feel confident in how they move. Develop bodyweight strength, balance, running and landing skills through structured practice that supports a wide range of sports.
Starting point: Young people learning the basics of purposeful training.
Ages 12–15Athletic Development
Build on movement foundations with progressive strength, speed, power and conditioning. Develop the physical skills to support sport while learning how to train consistently and with control.
Starting point: Progression reflects training experience and readiness.
Ages 16+Performance
Train with purpose for the demands of your sport. Develop strength, acceleration, explosive movement and conditioning through a structured progression, alongside your sporting commitments.
Starting point: Athletes ready to build beyond their foundations.
AdultsActive Living
Build strength and fitness for the life you want to live. Develop mobility, movement confidence and physical capacity to support everyday activity, outdoor interests and long-term healthy habits.
Starting point: Adults seeking consistent, sustainable training.
For young people & their parents
Confidence starts with good foundations.
Learn to move, build physical skills and develop the strength to support sport. Training progresses with the individual’s stage and experience, rather than treating young people like smaller adults.
Movement & coordinationStrength foundationsSpeed & landing skills
Discuss a youth programmeUnder 13? A parent or guardian registers with their own email and manages the TeamBuildr account on the child’s behalf. Younger children follow the programme with adult involvement.
Starting outLearn to move
Coordination, balance, movement confidence and simple physical skills.
Building foundationsDevelop the athlete
Strength basics, landing control, acceleration and purposeful practice.
Progressing in sportTrain with intent
Develop strength, speed, power and conditioning around sporting demands.
Individual readinessProgress at your stage
Experience and movement ability inform progression alongside age.