You already run children’s classes
Your academy has an active programme and families who train with you.
Let’s talk GMNSM Licensed Academy
Make your kids’ sports programme your competitive advantage
Add a licensed child-development system to your existing sports classes—with a six-skill curriculum, practical coaching tools and visible progress for families.
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6 development skills
One shared coaching framework
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Approx. 5–8 extra minutes
Integrated into regular training
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Your own brand
Your academy stays independent
Built for established sports clubs with children’s programmes
GMNSM is designed for clubs that already run children’s classes and want a more structured approach to development through sport.
You have a coaching team
You want a shared approach your coaches can learn and apply.
You want to strengthen your offer
You are looking for a clearer way to explain your programme’s value to parents.
- Martial Arts
- Gymnastics
- Football
- Swimming
- Dance
- Other Sports
Clubs may also offer adult classes. The licence focuses on the children’s programme. Sport-specific availability is confirmed during qualification.
Give parents more reasons to choose your academy
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.
Stand out beyond your timetable
Give your academy a recognisable development framework alongside its sports programme.
Explain value beyond training hours
Show families the skills children practise and the actions coaches recognise.
Give families progress to follow
Connect class moments, personal goals and milestones through the Hero Journal.
What Is GMNSM Licensed Academy?
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.
The development framework
Six skills give coaches a consistent language for development through sport.
The delivery tools
Session guidance, the Hero Journal and motivation tools connect the framework to everyday practice.
The implementation support
Coach education and quality review are designed to support consistent delivery.
The tools behind your children’s development programme
Explore the curriculum, materials and support that make up the GMNSM licensing model.
* The scope and availability of launch materials will be confirmed during the partnership process.
Plan the programme
Development curriculum
A structured framework covering six development skills.
Sport adapter kit
Guidance for connecting the framework to your sport’s exercises and training situations.
Engage children
Hero Journal
A place to record actions, goals, missions and milestones.
Motivation System
Tools for recognising effort, participation and developmental progress.
Support coaches
GMNSM coach academy
A proposed training pathway combining learning, practice, feedback and assessment.
ALLIM quality layer
A review process designed to check delivery of the required session elements.
Connect and launch
Parent value pack
Planned resources for explaining the programme and sharing progress with families.
Partner launch & operating kit
Planned guidance for preparing, introducing and running the programme.
How GMNSM fits into a regular sports class
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.
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Power Cue
Introduce the development skill and one action to practise.
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Sport Moment
Create opportunities to practise it through the sport.
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Live Callout
Recognise the action when it happens.
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Power Huddle
Reflect briefly on what children tried and learned.
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Mark & Transfer
Record progress and connect the skill to everyday life.
Six development skills, practised through sport
Coaches focus on actions children can practise and reflect on. The same six skills provide a shared language across ages and sports.
Confidence
Take part, ask a question and attempt an unfamiliar task.
Self-Mastery
Pause, manage a reaction and return attention to the task.
Leadership & Responsibility
Help organise an activity and take responsibility for an agreed role.
Social Intelligence
Listen to a partner, take turns and respond to others respectfully.
Resilience
Respond to a setback, use feedback and try again.
Thinking
Consider options, make a choice and reflect on the outcome.
Adapted to your age groups and your sport
The six development skills stay consistent. Activities, coaching language and expectations change with the children’s age and the training context.
1,5–3
Little Heroes
Movement, routines, imitation and early interaction.
6–9
Young Heroes
Teamwork, choices and responsibility within the group.
3–6
Tiny Heroes
Teamwork, choices and responsibility within the group.
9–15
Junior Leaders
Leadership, reflection and increasingly independent decisions.
Make children’s progress visible to parents
The Hero Journal connects actions in class with goals, missions and milestones families can follow over time.
Record the action
Capture what the child did in a specific training moment.
Connect the skill
Explain which development skill the action demonstrates.
Continue at home
Offer a simple question or mission beyond the class.
A licensing partnership that keeps your academy yours
Keep your own brand, coaching team and daily operations. Add GMNSM’s licensed development methodology and programme resources.
You retain
- Your academy name and identity
- Your sport and core training programme
- Your coaches and family relationships
- Your daily business operations
GMNSM adds
- The GMNSM Development System
- Development tools for integration into classes
- Coach education and parent communication resources
- Programme delivery and quality standards
From partnership application to program launch
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Explore the fit
Apply, complete qualification and discuss your academy through a product diagnostic.
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Prepare your academy
Confirm the agreement, complete setup and prepare your coaches through Coach Academy.
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Introduce the programme
Begin with a proposed two-week soft launch before moving into full delivery.
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Review and continue
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 keep your academy name, identity, sport and core training programme. GMNSM adds a licensed development layer alongside what you already deliver.
The framework is designed for martial arts, gymnastics, football, swimming, dance and other children’s sports. Sport-specific availability is confirmed during qualification.
The six development skills are adapted for ages 1.5–3, 3–6, 6–9 and 9–15, with activities and coaching language matched to each age group.
No. GMNSM is integrated into regular training. Coaches add approximately 5–8 minutes of structured development practice to an existing session.
Coaches complete the GMNSM Coach Academy, a proposed training pathway combining learning, practice, feedback and assessment.
ALLIM is a quality layer that reviews delivery of the required session elements and supports consistent implementation across the coaching team.
We review your application, complete qualification and discuss your academy through a product diagnostic. If the fit is confirmed, we agree the setup and launch plan.
Apply to become a GMNSM founding partner
We are preparing the first partner cohort for established sports academies with children’s programmes.