Train
Build intentional contact.
Use structured training and the optional KickMap Trainer to help players understand contact points and ball flight.
KickMap for Coaches & Clubs
Develop better players.
Build better teams.
KickMap gives coaches a practical system for teaching ball contact, observing outcomes, tracking development, and guiding training.
Better ball contact can help players improve control, passing, precision, power, shooting and set-piece execution — with a smartphone and a soccer ball.
No sensors. No wearables. No special camera system.
Individual work
Built into a club system.
- Player
- Coach
- Team
- Club
The Club Development Problem
Ball contact is an individual skill.Player development is a club system.
Contact influences control, passing, precision, power, shooting and set pieces. Clubs need a repeatable way to teach, observe and develop those skills.
KickMap is designed to connect individual training with the coaching insight that can guide what happens next.
The Club Development Framework
A framework for how individual development can scale through coaching into team and club development.
Individual → Collective
- 01
Player
Train and measure individual ball contact.
- 02
Coach
Understand development and guide training.
- 03
Team
Build shared technical standards and more intentional development.
- 04
Club
Create a repeatable development approach across players and teams.
How KickMap Fits
Train. Measure. Coach. Improve.
The physical work stays on the field. KickMap connects intentional contact, smartphone observation and coaching insight.
Measure
Record the strike.
Players strike any soccer ball while a smartphone observes. KickMap AI is designed to analyze or estimate ball behavior and development signals.
Coach / Improve
Guide the next session.
Coaches can use the resulting information to review training, understand progress and shape what players work on next.
The Trainer is optional. KickMap AI is designed to work with an ordinary soccer ball.
What Coaches Can Do
See the work. Shape what comes next.
Turn training information into clearer direction for the next session.
Designed for
- 01Review training
- 02Understand progress
- 03Guide development
- 04Organize structured training
Platform direction
As Coach tools develop, the direction includes:
- Shared development information
- Team and club comparisons where appropriate
- Challenges and reporting as available
- Coach-informed feedback loops
More than shooting
Better contact improves team execution.
Clubs develop players across every way the ball is struck. Better contact can contribute to cleaner first actions, more intentional passing, stronger set pieces and more consistent individual development.
- 01
Control
- 02
Passing
- 03
Precision
- 04
Power
- 05
Shooting
- 06
Free Kicks
- 07
Penalties
- 08
Corners
One System / Three Tools
Trainer. AI. Coach.
KickMap Trainer™
Learn the Contact.
A physical visual strike map that helps players learn intentional contact. It is optional and can work standalone.
Intentional contact → Player strikes
KickMap AI™
See What Happened.
KickMap AI is designed to work with an ordinary soccer ball and smartphone video to analyze ball behavior and development signals.
KickMap Coach™
Know What to Teach Next.
KickMap Coach is envisioned to help clubs review training, understand progress, and guide development across teams.
- Review training
- Understand progress
- Guide development
Founding Club Pilot
Help shape the next generation of player development.
KickMap plans to select approximately 10 founding clubs for a no-cost structured pilot of approximately 8–12 weeks, with direct support and an opportunity to influence the club platform.
Who we’re looking for
- Competitive youth clubs
- 2+ teams when possible
- Roughly 40–100 players
- A Pilot Champion or program leader
KickMap provides
- Early access to KickMap AI and Coach tools as available
- Trainer materials
- Guided onboarding
- Structured training protocol
- Challenges, progress and reporting as available
- Direct support and a feedback channel
Club commits to
- Meaningful participation
- Regular training
- Baseline and final measurement where supported
- Coach and product feedback
- Optional permission requests for results, testimonials or case studies where separately agreed
What the pilot looks like
- 01
Onboard
- 02
Baseline
- 03
Train & Measure
- 04
Review Progress
- 05
Final Feedback
Apply
Apply for the Founding Club Pilot.
A short three-step application. Submitting does not obligate your club.
Talk first
Schedule a conversation.
Prefer to talk before applying? Send a short note and we’ll follow up.
Club FAQ
Questions clubs ask first.
What equipment does a club need?+
A smartphone and a soccer ball. No sensors, wearables or special camera system are required.
Is the KickMap Trainer required?+
No. KickMap AI is designed to work with an ordinary soccer ball. The Trainer is optional and helps teach intentional contact.
How many teams or players fit the pilot?+
The ideal pilot includes 2+ teams and roughly 40–100 players in a competitive youth environment.
How long is the pilot?+
The current pilot direction is approximately 8–12 weeks, including onboarding, training, review and feedback.
What is the coach workload?+
The pilot is intended to fit structured training. Clubs identify a Pilot Champion who helps coordinate participation and feedback.
What phones are supported?+
KickMap is designed around smartphone video. Specific device guidance can be confirmed during onboarding.
Are Coach tools live now?+
KickMap Coach is the club platform direction. Pilot clubs may receive access to tools as they become available.
How should clubs think about player data and privacy?+
KickMap treats youth player information carefully and will align pilot participation, sharing and any case-study permissions with the club before use.
Better contact.
Better control.
Better players.
Bring KickMap into your club’s development environment.