You already run children’s classes
Your academy has an active programme and families who train with you.
GMNSM Licensed Academy
Add a licensed child-development system to your existing sports classes—with a six-skill curriculum, practical coaching tools and visible progress for families.
6 development skills
One shared coaching framework
Approx. 5–8 extra minutes
Integrated into regular training
Your own brand
Your academy stays independent
GMNSM is designed for clubs that already run children’s classes and want a more structured approach to development through sport.
Your academy has an active programme and families who train with you.
You want a shared approach your coaches can learn and apply.
You are looking for a clearer way to explain your programme’s value to parents.
Clubs may also offer adult classes. The licence focuses on the children’s programme. Sport-specific availability is confirmed during qualification.
When the value of training is difficult to explain, families may compare clubs mainly on price, location and schedules. Make your developmental approach easier to recognise.
Give your academy a recognisable development framework alongside its sports programme.
Show families the skills children practise and the actions coaches recognise.
Connect class moments, personal goals and milestones through the Hero Journal.
GMNSM Licensed Academy is a B2B licensing programme for existing sports clubs with children’s programmes. It brings the GMNSM Development System into regular training while the academy retains its own brand, sport and daily operations.
Six skills give coaches a consistent language for development through sport.
Session guidance, the Hero Journal and motivation tools connect the framework to everyday practice.
Coach education and quality review are designed to support consistent delivery.
GMNSM brings a structured child-development methodology into your existing sports programme.
The partnership combines development curriculum, practical coaching tools, the Hero Journal and implementation support. The exact package, sport-specific materials and onboarding schedule are confirmed during partner qualification.
A six-skill development framework with age-adapted learning objectives and observable behaviours.
Sport-specific guidance for connecting development skills with everyday training situations. Availability is confirmed for each sport.
A structured journal for recording development goals, actions and milestones.
Tools for recognising effort, participation and progress beyond competition results.
Coach onboarding focused on understanding and applying the GMNSM methodology during regular sports sessions. Training format and availability are confirmed during onboarding.
An AI-powered tool designed to analyse post-training group discussions (Power Huddles) and assess how effectively coaches reinforce the targeted development skills.
Parent-facing materials explaining the development framework and the role of the Hero Journal. Package contents and delivery status are confirmed during qualification.
Implementation guidance covering preparation, coach onboarding, parent communication and programme launch. Available resources and outstanding deliverables are specified in the partner launch plan.
Integrated Mode adds approximately 5–8 minutes to a regular session. Coaches use the GMNSM Power Loop to connect development goals with real moments in training.
Introduce the development skill and one action to practise.
Create opportunities to practise it through the sport.
Recognise the action when it happens.
Reflect briefly on what children tried and learned.
Record progress and connect the skill to everyday life.
Coaches focus on actions children can practise and reflect on. The same six skills provide a shared language across ages and sports.
Take part, ask a question and attempt an unfamiliar task.
Pause, manage a reaction and return attention to the task.
Help organise an activity and take responsibility for an agreed role.
Listen to a partner, take turns and respond to others respectfully.
Respond to a setback, use feedback and try again.
Consider options, make a choice and reflect on the outcome.
The six development skills stay consistent. Activities, coaching language and expectations change with the children’s age and the training context.
Movement, simple routines, imitation, attention and early social interaction.
Teamwork, independent choices, communication and responsibility within the group.
Cooperation, emotional awareness, following instructions and building confidence through play.
Leadership, self-reflection, emotional regulation and increasingly independent decision-making.
The Hero Journal connects actions in class with goals, missions and milestones families can follow over time.
Capture what the child did in a specific training moment.
Explain which development skill the action demonstrates.
Offer a simple question or mission beyond the class.
Keep your own brand, coaching team and daily operations. Add GMNSM’s licensed development methodology and programme resources.
Apply, complete qualification and discuss your academy through a product diagnostic.
Confirm the agreement, complete setup and prepare your coaches through Coach Academy.
Begin with a proposed two-week soft launch before moving into full delivery.
Review implementation monthly and assess renewal at the end of the licence term.
No. It is a licensing programme for existing sports clubs. Your academy remains an independent business, with the scope of licensed materials and programme requirements defined in the partnership agreement.
Yes. You retain your academy’s name, identity, coaching team and core sport. GMNSM adds a structured development layer to your children’s programme.
The framework is designed for use across different sports. Specific adaptation materials and their availability for your discipline will be discussed during qualification.
The proposed pathways cover ages approximately 1.5–15, with activities, language and expectations adapted to each developmental stage. Your academy’s age groups will be reviewed during qualification.
Integrated Mode is designed to work within regular sports training, adding approximately 5–8 minutes per session. It does not require a separate classroom.
GMNSM Coach Academy is being developed around pre-work, webinars, practical assignments, feedback and assessment. The available training format and launch requirements will be confirmed during onboarding discussions.
ALLIM is designed to review whether required programme elements occurred during a session and provide practical feedback. Its role is to support delivery quality, rather than publicly rank coaches.
The GMNSM team reviews your academy’s location, sport, children’s programme and coaching setup. If there is a potential fit, the next step is a discussion of programme requirements and the proposed partnership process.
GMNSM Licensed Academy provides a structured child-development methodology that integrates into your existing sports programme. It includes the six-skill development framework, coaching tools, the Hero Journal, and guidance for programme implementation. The exact package and available resources are confirmed during the partnership process.
GMNSM is designed for sports clubs and academies with children’s programmes, regardless of the sport. The methodology adapts to different training environments, from martial arts and gymnastics to football, swimming, and other sports. Sport-specific implementation is assessed during the application process.
Implementation depends on your academy’s size, coaching team, and existing programme. The process includes an initial assessment, coach onboarding, programme preparation, and a supervised launch. A tailored timeline is agreed upon before implementation begins.
Protecting children’s privacy is a priority. The programme is designed to support responsible handling of development records, with access and data-sharing arrangements defined during implementation. Applicable privacy requirements and parental consent procedures are addressed as part of the partnership setup.
Yes. The Hero Journal helps children, parents, and coaches track development over time. It records learning experiences, personal achievements, and progress across the six development skills, making growth visible beyond sports performance.
Licensing fees depend on your academy’s size, number of locations, and implementation requirements. We offer a tailored partnership model, with the scope of services and commercial terms discussed during the application process. Contact our team to receive a proposal for your academy.
We are preparing the first partner cohort for established sports academies with children’s programmes.