KICK IT SPORT PRO

The first Kickit Pro Sport Pack was challenging for younger players and many casual players. Young soccer players, soccer moms, soccer dads, coaches, and PE teachers wanted more from the original Kickit Pro, so we added a net and the Sport Pack was born ! We built a diversified product line exclusively as a result of feedback from our loyal customers. Our company stands out from the rest because it successfully serves individuals too! N ot just multiple-player teams. Our flagship offering was a single-player soccer juggling tool, The Kickit Pro - ' Today's soccer tool for tomorrow's soccer star!' And we successfully scaled the Kickit Pro to $250k/year in revenue. 'How exactly is Kickit different than other breakout games'? Our complete Kickit Sport Pack has been in the market for just over a year, and already Olympic Gold Medalists and World Cup winners like Brandi Chastain and Natasha Kai- Marks have taken to it. We are aiming to change the world in the same way with Kickit! And although there's a challenging road ahead of us, it has been traveled successfully before. Hybrid sports companies don't just distribute products, they build Community through tournaments, leagues, and events. (Volleyball + Four Square) have pioneered the path that takes a new idea from a backyard game to a widely accepted commercialized sport. ( Tennis + Table Tennis) and Spikeball Inc. Hybrid sports are the emerging trend in today's sports market and Kickit is positioned to capture this trend in a way that no other company can - through soccer. Together we can build a hybrid sports company with global appeal and secure our foothold in the sports market. Kicking a birdie has been a pastime for centuries from games like Jianzi, Dá Cầu, Peteca - but never before has it been played in a soccer-inspired format! “But as our YouGov poll also confirms, we know that reports to Kick It Out are just the tip of the iceberg”.Help us grow Kickit where an ancient concept meets the modern soccer world. “Our reports indicate a steep rise in discrimination reports over the last two years, which reflect the Hate Crime statistics from the Home Office that show marked national increases over the last four years,” Bhandari said. The survey also found 32% of fans said they had witnessed homophobic comments at a match. However, some forms of discrimination related to religion and gender did decline.Ī separate YouGov poll for Kick It Out, which surveyed more than 1,000 fans, found 30% of them had witnessed or heard racist comments or chants at a match in 2019 and 71% had seen racism on social media directed at a footballer. Reports detailing racist abuse went up by 53% from 184 to 282 and Kick It Out received 117 reports of abuse based on sexual orientation compared with 60 last season, a rise of 95%.

And I would like Kick It Out to be that independent analytics provider and those are the conversations we are having.” “It could be a game-changer if we can get better data. We need to get better insights to have a better strategy. I am angry that racism and discrimination still exists. So we all look at the numbers and we go, ‘Isn’t that terrible’ and then everyone comes up with a story that tallies with their pet theory. “We don’t know how much of this is coming from 12-year-old kids abusing Ian Wright or Wilfried Zaha, or organised groups. But we haven’t got those equivalent categories in football or society. When someone hacks, we know if they are a kid in a bedroom, if it’s ransomware or if it’s state sponsored. “If we get that we will have a much better chance of having better insight and solutions.

“What we are really after is greater data sharing across the whole of football so that we can see what is below the waterline,” he said. Bhandari’s comments came after Kick It Out reported 446 incidences of abuse reported during 2019-20 – a 42% increase on the previous season, despite hundreds of matches being played behind closed doors or postponed because of the pandemic.

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