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Hours off the desk.
Back on the floor.

Helix writes a gym’s programming from its own assessments and runs the desk, the schedule and the billing around it. The time that went into writing programs goes back into coaching. Partner gyms come on one at a time, each set up around how that floor already works. Email sales@helixathletic.com with the size of your roster and who does your assessments; that is enough to start.


Who it is for

Coaches who program

Helix is built for the people who write the training (gyms, teams and school programs) and for the physio room and the front desk around them.

  • Gyms
    Facility

    A gym whose members are assessed, programmed and coached, and whose front desk, floor and physio room are one operation. Helix runs the desk as well as the programming, so they stop being two systems that happen to share a roster.

  • Teams
    Roster

    Travel ball and club teams. One program per player, built from their own assessment, not one sheet for the team, and logged on their phone, wherever the team trains.

  • Schools
    Levels

    College and high school programs. Each athlete trains at their own level, one of four from developing to professional, so a freshman and a senior aren't on the same sheet.

  • Coaches who approve
    Review

    A physio, athletic trainer or qualified assessor records the assessment, and a coach decides what reaches athletes. The coach opens a finished draft to judge rather than a blank week to fill — the hours move, the judgment stays.


After the email

What happens next

Three steps, each of them a conversation.

  • A reply, with questions
    First

    How many athletes you carry, who does your assessments, what you program in today, and whether you program to a method of your own (that's the Coaching DNA conversation). Enough to tell whether Helix fits the way your floor already runs.

  • A walkthrough of the system
    Second

    The whole thing on a call, against your own workflow: an assessment in, a block out, and the coach's review in between. The desk, the schedule and the billing too, if that is where your hours go.

  • An invitation
    Third

    Access is granted by invitation. Your gym is set up as its own organization — its own settings, its own records, its own branding — and your staff are invited into it.


The first partner

Built inside a gym

Helix is being built inside Symbiotic Training Center in San Diego — a working gym with a floor, a front desk and a physio room, open and training while the software is written.

  • Shaped on its floor
    In build

    The assessment protocol, the exercise library's tagging and the generated block are being worked out with its coaches and its physiotherapist, before any athlete's program depends on them.

  • One gym first, in depth
    Deliberately

    Every gym after this one inherits what gets settled here: the taxonomy, the defaults, the ordering rules. Getting the first one right is the difference between setting the next gym up and building it again.


Company

Helix Athletic

Who is behind it, where it is, and the one address that reaches it.

  • The mailbox
    One address

    sales@helixathletic.com, the same address behind every request-access link on this site.

  • The company
    Entity

    Helix Athletic Inc., a California corporation, formed in 2026.

  • The city
    Where

    San Diego, California — the same city as the gym it is being built in.

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Helix Athletic is onboarding partner gyms — access is granted by invitation.