Keep your players
on court for
longer.
The Sustainable Athlete is an interactive workshop for school netballers aged 11 to 18. It teaches the habits that help young players stay available, keep improving and keep enjoying the game.
Award-winning design
From the award-winning makers of InfinitMax
Your best players can't improve from the sidelines.
Netball is tough on young ankles. Players jump, land on one foot and change direction at speed, often under pressure. Ankle injuries are one of the main reasons players miss training and matches, and even elite players aren't immune.
And an injury costs more than one match.
- Missed training and fixtures.
- Lost development time that players can't get back.
- Reduced confidence when they return to play.
- Time away from their team and the sport they love.
you have to protect yourself
at the start ."
Meet The Sustainable Athlete.
Built around one idea: availability equals performance. Using Serena Guthrie's journey to the top of the game, the workshop shows students that staying on court is how they get better, then gives them five simple tools they can use at training straight away.
Availability = performance
Control the controllables
Protection is respect
We bring everything.
You bring the squad.
The Elandr team runs the whole session, from the opening questions to the hands-on challenges, so there's nothing for you to prepare. Students finish with three clear takeaways they can use at their next training session.
An interactive session
Led by the Elandr team, with Serena Guthrie's story, quick challenges and a myth-or-fact round to keep everyone involved.
Questions from your players
Time for students to ask about injuries, footwear and staying in the game, answered by people who live and breathe netball.
Optional fittings
Afterwards, students can try on InfinitMax and InfinitSkin and get advice on fit and sizing. There's no pressure to take part or buy.
Built by a netballer who got sick of the cold floor.
Elandr started with one frustrated player. Eloise had been lacing up for netball her whole life and, like so many players, braced and taped before every game. The braces were uncomfortable, a faff to put on, expensive to buy two of, and just one more thing to remember.
So she went looking for a shoe that did the job instead. It didn't exist. So she built it.
Working with a world-class footwear designer, a leading sports podiatrist and biomechanists at Anglia Ruskin University, and after six prototypes, InfinitMax became the first netball shoe with the support built in. Backed by former England Roses captain Serena Guthrie MBE, Elandr exists for one reason.
Play for a lifetime.
Questions from schools.
School netballers aged 11 to 18, from players just starting out to school squads. It works for PE classes, after-school clubs and netball teams.
The workshop is £499, which works out at £10 per player for a group of 50. That covers everything: delivery by the Elandr team, handouts for every student, and a session your staff don’t need to prepare for. Booking more than one group? Ask us about a multi-session price.
The session runs for about 45 minutes, including time for optional fittings afterwards. We'll work around your timetable.
We can run the workshop for groups of up to 50 students. For larger year groups, we can run more than one session.
A space to move, such as a sports hall or court, and a screen we can present from. We bring everything else.
We charge £450 to deliver our workshops. This covers all resources, including the handouts, and our time.
No. The workshop stands on its own. Fittings afterwards are optional, and there's no pressure to take part or buy.
Click on the 'Book a workshop' button below or at the top of this page. For any questions, please feel free to email Victoria at victoria.locking@elandrsport.com