MF Labs
An ice rink during a team testing session
For Coaches · TEAM ASSESSMENT

You know your players.

You already see how your players move and perform.
Testing doesn’t replace that judgment.
It puts numbers to what is hard to verify by eye,
and connects your judgment to training and match preparation.

Download the proposal (PDF, Korean) ↓
Guide for parents →
Why·Why

What you see in a match and what testing reveals are different things

An athlete passing the equipment set up by the testing crew
First half of 2026 · Team testing sessions in operation
What you already see
What testing adds
Who's fast
Why they are
Who's strong
What's different underneath
Who fades late
Whether it's individual or team-wide
Who gets shut down in games
Whether there's a strength going unused

Testing isn’t about restating what you already see.
It’s about finding the reason behind it.

Accountability·Accountability

Then you can explain the decision.

To the athlete
Why this training, and why now
To the parents
Why this quality comes first
To the coaching staff
Why this player needs separate management
To yourself, next season
What was done, and what actually changed

When that judgment is documented, it becomes a team standard rather than one person’s view.

Reports going to athletes and guardians are shared only after review by the head coach.

Decisions·Decisions

With numbers, training decisions change

1Who to address first
2What to add
3What to cut back
4What to check at the next test

The point of testing isn’t to produce scores.
It’s to make the next decision more accurate.

Deliverables·Deliverables

What one round of testing leaves behind

What you receive
When you’ll use it
Team report
Setting overall training direction
Full-squad performance matrix
Finding qualities the whole team lacks
Individual athlete reports
Setting per-athlete targets and running one-to-ones
Priority management profile
Identifying who needs attention first
Retest tracking metrics
Confirming whether training worked

Use them directly in meetings, one-to-ones, and review conversations.

The team report ranks the full squad and identifies the bottom group. It is for coaching staff only and is not distributed to athletes.

Cases·Cases

Already running with real teams

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Kwangwoon Middle School Ice Hockey — Quantitative Assessment

It wasn't one player's problem. It was a gap in the team's training.

View case →
UNIVERSITY

Korea University Ice Hockey — Quantitative Assessment

Strong off the ice. So why slow on it?

View case →
Process·Process

All your team needs is the rink and the players

An on-ice testing session with split timing gates set up
On-ice and off-ice are run as separate sessions
Initial consultation, two to three weeks before testing
Off-ice and on-ice as separate sessions, two to five hours each
A crew of five to seven brings in, sets up, and removes all equipment
Team report within two weeks, individual reports within two to three weeks
See the full process →

This season’s judgment becomes next season’s baseline

Contact·Contact

Tell us your squad size and schedule, and we'll send a draft testing plan and proposal.

The information you submit is used only to respond to your inquiry
and is handled in accordance with applicable law.

Direct contact

Hours
Mon–Fri 10:00–22:00 / Sat 10:00–18:00 (KST)
Address
Visit · Yongsan Center
178 Mallijae-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul (4F Recovery · B1 Field Training)In-person consultations and testing take place at the Yongsan Center.

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