Every child is
born to move

We help them find their rhythm and
write their own movement stories.

Movement is the native language
every child should speak.

We help children build a lifelong relationship with movement

We work with children, parents, educators and communities to make movement meaningful and built to last.

Good movement isn't taught — it’s explored and understood.

Grounded in motor skill learning, physical literacy and athletic development, we create holistic, child-centred movement programmes.

Movement is more than physical. So is our approach.

Confidence shouldn't be an afterthought. We weave social, cognitive, and psychological growth into every session, moving beyond just the physical.

Movement should be accessible to every child — without exception

We support those left out of traditional pathways, from neurodiverse young people to underserved communities. Every child deserves to be seen and supported.

OUR METHODOLOGY

A 15-point framework for physical literacy.

We have adapted global standards into a proprietary 15-point diagnostic tool that measures the cognitive and emotional drivers of movement.

By prioritising self-perception over physical performance, we can identify the hidden barriers to participation, align support exactly where it is needed most and map progress over time.

Who We Are

I’m a sports science graduate, ex-professional performance analyst and recent parkour convert.

I was labelled ‘sporty’ from a young age, but it wasn’t until I reached 47 years of age that.

During my time in alternative provision, I saw how ‘movement gaps’ were affecting the wellbeing of young people and how movement can positively impact many of the challenges noted on their EHCPs.

I was also well aware of how their health was likely to be affected as adults and a lack of provision available for those who need support.

So I created Motion Potential.

I can’t stand the noise of the gym, the feel of sportswear or

But I love breaking down complex movements, working with young people and devising systems to solve real-world problems.