Coaches - Wired For Movement

Wired for Movement for coaches

help children to develop and thrive, using fun neuro-developmental movement games

Wired for Movement is a programme of games and techniques to improve all children’s neurodevelopment, physical confidence and emotional well-being.

It especially helps those children who struggle, and supports those with SEN, giving coaches a new, pro-active, and easy-to-deliver offer for schools.

We’ve turned specialist physical, sensory, neuro-developmental and peak performance techniques into enjoyable games any child can join in with, and every member of your team can deliver.

Inclusive PE / club sessions

Playful, purposeful sessions that build the foundations underlying movement skill, ability and confidence

Small group interventions

Targeted small group sessions for children needing extra support with stress or learning challenges

One-to-One Support for individual SEN

Personalised plans for children with specific or more challenging needs that can be shared with home

Why Wired for Movement for your coaching business?

Wired for Movement uses specialised, targeted movements and exercises that have been turned into fun, or imaginative games, to help with neuro-physical developmental progress, and improve the foundations of cognitive function, emotional resilience and social skills.

Neuro-developmental exercises are a key part of improving motor-sensory skills in children with neurodivergent needs like ADHD and Autism.

These exercises help the brain and body communicate more effectively, building stronger neural pathways.  Better neural integration means children can concentrate for longer, follow instructions more easily and manage their emotions.

Wired for Movement Hub

£1995 per year
  • A new offer for schools - proactive support for struggling children & SEN
  • Help improve focus, attention and emotional regulation
  • For coaching companies only - training included
  • Full access to the Wired for Movement Hub
  • Unlimited 'Chooser Chart' assessments
  • 60 Individual Movement Programme options for specific needs
  • 22 Small Group intervention programmes
  • 30 x 8 week PE programmes with full lesson plans
  • Huge database of 170 downloadable games

Special price for partners with Aspire Active Partnerships: £1500!

Aspire Active Partnerships (AAP) is a business support network built specifically for owners of sports coaching and children’s activity businesses. With over 20 years of experience in the sector, AAP exists to inspire, educate and connect like-minded organisations who share a common goal: getting more children active, more often. Running an SME in this space comes with familiar challenges — attracting and keeping customers, holding on to great staff, and standing out in a crowded marketplace. AAP tackles these head-on, giving partner organisations access to an exclusive community, industry-leading programmes, and practical resources that drive real growth. The belief at the heart of everything AAP does is simple: the more high-quality providers thrive in this sector, the more children benefit.
 
AAP has partnered with Wired for Movement to give network members access to one of the most exciting and impactful programmes available in the children’s activity sector today. Wired for Movement turns specialist neuro-developmental, sensory and peak-performance techniques into fun, easy-to-deliver games that support every child — including those with SEN, ADHD and Autism — helping them build physical confidence, emotional resilience and better concentration. 
 
For coaching businesses, it’s a genuinely differentiated offer for schools: proactive support for struggling children that your whole team can deliver. And as an AAP partner, you get exclusive access to the full Wired for Movement Hub at a special discounted rate of £1,500 — saving £495 on the standard price. This is exactly the kind of partnership AAP exists to create: one that helps your business stand out, serve schools better, and ultimately get more children moving.
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