Athletes join with a Movement ID and approved training-progress categories.
Training Facility View
Turn athlete progress into a premium product.
A facility does not need to become a clinic to use Movement Identity. It can sell progress proof: baseline, training notes, verified testing, readiness context, reports, and owner-controlled sharing.
MI does not diagnose, prescribe, clear, auto-progress protocols, or replace clinician judgment.
Facility attaches verified testing, training goals, readiness, and source labels.
Staff logs progress and MI creates shareable reports athletes can keep.
Athlete can share the right view with PT, doctor, team, parent, or agent.
Passport progress roster
Open report sample A facility dashboard people would open every week.
Staff can see progress rhythm, readiness context, adherence, report status, and which athletes need human review.
Performance PassportDemo Athlete A
Readiness82%
Adherence94%
Share-ready
Starter PassportDemo Athlete B
Readiness74%
Adherence86%
Watch
Performance PassportDemo Athlete C
Readiness88%
Adherence91%
Share-ready
Return-to-activityDemo Athlete D
Readiness67%
Adherence79%
Needs review
Sellable packages
The money comes from progress communication, not medical claims.
Facilities can add Passport packages to testing blocks, offseason programs, and return-to-performance plans. The athlete keeps the record beyond the facility.
Baseline, weekly check-ins, source-labeled progress, one shareable report.
Testing block, training notes, readiness trend, monthly report, scoped access.
Roster onboarding, staff dashboard, reports, facility ROI, and pilot metrics.
The athlete keeps the Passport, even if they leave the facility.
Training staff does not automatically see private medical context.
Testing, training, and check-ins keep source, confidence, and review state.
Track retention, package sales, check-in rhythm, report usage, and partner feedback.
Best first move
Open Outreach Packet Start with one facility cohort and prove weekly behavior.
The target is not just a cool report. It is repeat usage: athletes check in, staff logs progress, reports get shared, and the facility sees a product worth selling.