A FutureFit live day is a logistics problem and a mindset session. If the logistics fail, the work in the room fails with them. This is the rundown we want a principal to have before they say yes.
What we bring
Two hundred radio-frequency headsets, spares, the transmitter, facilitation, and a run-of-show. We do not assume your PA system is kind. We assume the back third of the hall cannot hear a motivational speaker, because that is usually true.
What the school brings
A hall or large indoor space, power, a staff member who owns the floor, and a parent/guardian message that went out before the day. If the SGB needs a fee conversation, that conversation happens before we unload. R200 per learner is the published rate. It includes the 12-week integration. No hidden costs after arrival.
Opt-out is a first-class feature
Some learners will not wear a headset. Some will sit out a movement pattern. That is allowed in a way that does not make them the show. Staff need this said out loud in the briefing. A programme that works with minors must respect quiet opt-out without shame.
Sequence, not noise
We do not open with self-belief. We open the nervous system: movement, breath, then rehearsal and posture, then the belief work that can actually stick. If you reverse that order you get noise. The headsets exist so 200 people can change state on the same count.
After we leave
The day is ignition. The 12-week programme is the engine. If a school only wants a spectacular Friday, we are the wrong vendor. If they want a vocabulary the grade can still use in week six, we are in the right conversation.
Two pilots are already done. The Future Fit Youth campaign film is on this site and YouTube. Named faces and quotes stay off this site until consent is written.
Request a date if you are the person who can say yes to the hall.