JAS23

Junior Academy Sports 23

Start with movement.
Grow through development.

JAS23 is a long-term development vision for children aged 6–9, supported by fundamental movement education, learning through play, measurement, analysis and family cooperation.JAS23 for Institutions ♢ Every child develops differently. JAS23 is designed to understand development—not to compare children.
Children running through a JAS23 movement course

Child-Centred

Every child is different. Programmes adapt to individual development.

Learning Through Play

Play is a powerful tool for movement, communication and learning.

No Early Labelling

Children are not classified by presumed talent at an early age.

Measurable Development

Data is used to understand development, not to label outcomes.

Family Cooperation

Families are informed and active partners in the process.

Long-Term Approach

Healthy development and love of movement come before short-term results.

Why Ages 6–9?

A critical period in which fundamental movement patterns, coordination, confidence and a long-term relationship with sport begin to develop.

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Education and Development Model

The four-stage JAS23 development cycle

Observe & AssessExperience & EducateMonitor & AnalyseReport & Plan
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For Parents

We are here to understand your child’s development together and plan the right steps.

  • Periodic development reports
  • Movement suggestions for home
  • Parent seminars
  • Educator feedback
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6–9Age Focus
8+Development Workshops
360°Holistic Approach
Child-Centred Ethics
Interdisciplinary Team

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Scientific foundations,
human-centred development.

JAS23 aims to base sport and development processes on meaningful information obtained through testing, measurement, analysis and reporting—not assumptions or one-size-fits-all models.
01

Test

Age-appropriate tools selected for the stage and purpose of assessment.

02

Measurement

Monitoring movement capacity, physiological characteristics and skill development.

03

Analysis

Holistic interpretation with field observation, readiness and environmental support.

04

Reporting

A clear, development-centred roadmap for families and specialists.

SCIENTIFIC & ACADEMIC APPROACH

Genetic information is not destiny; it is an additional insight for asking better questions.

Information related to physiological and biochemical differences is considered only together with specialist evaluation, field observation and the child’s real development process.

LONG-TERM VISION

Not only successful athletes, but future athletes, elite-performance candidates and healthy individuals who carry sport throughout life.

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