Resource hub for musician-athletes heading to the Olympic Games

Train.
Play.
Perform.

You compete and you play. We handle the rest: getting you there, where you sleep, where you train, what you eat, and a room to practice your instrument.

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Musician-
Athlete
  • Transportation01
  • Living02
  • Gym & recovery03
  • Facilities04
  • Food05
  • Music space06

The setlist

Six things you need covered from the day you land to the day you fly home. Pick one or take the whole set.

  1. 01

    Transport

    Airport pickups, rides between the village, venues and practice rooms, and safe handling for instrument cases.

    Airport → venue
  2. 02

    Living

    Housing close to where you compete, with rooms that have space for your gear and quiet for early sessions.

    Near your venue
  3. 03

    Gym & recovery

    Training floor access and recovery time, scheduled around your events and your rehearsals.

    On your schedule
  4. 04

    Facilities

    Practice venues, storage, laundry and the everyday logistics, sorted before you ask.

    Day-to-day
  5. 05

    Food

    Meals built for training loads, with allergies and dietary needs handled ahead of time.

    Fuel, planned
06The encore

Music
space

Your instrument doesn't get a rest day either. Soundproofed practice rooms, instruments and gear on site, and space to rehearse or record between events.

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Practice rooms

Soundproofed and bookable by the hour.

Instruments

Gear on site, so you can travel light.

Record

Capture ideas while they're fresh.

Jam

Meet other musician-athletes and play.

How it works

  1. Step 1 / Warm-up

    Email us

    Tell us your sport, your instrument, your dates and what you need.

  2. Step 2 / Soundcheck

    Get your plan

    We put together transport, housing, training, meals and music time in one schedule.

  3. Step 3 / Showtime

    Show up ready

    Land, settle in, and focus on competing and playing. We're a message away.

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