Athlete

Affiliations are verified brand identities on Hajime, like "Gracie Barra", "Team Atos", or "Alliance". An affiliation represents the training brand an academy belongs to, and can span many academies across different organizations and regions.

Your athlete profile is your competition identity on Hajime, holding your personal details, belt ranks, academy affiliation, and match history. Organisers use it to place you into the correct division when you register for an event.

Hajime can be installed as an app on your phone or computer so you can open it in one tap on competition day, with setup steps for iOS Safari, Android Chrome, and desktop Chrome or Edge.

The Fight-Day Assistant is your personal event-day view of your next match, and this article explains Mat Mode, the reconnect banner, and how to read the freshness label.

How a minor gets registered for an event: a birth date, a parent or guardian on file, and the guardian's confirmed consent, which check-in waits for.

How a parent or guardian creates a profile for their child with Add my child, and what the My athletes area lets you do for each child.

Under a certain age, which depends on your country, a Hajime account needs a parent or guardian before it can be used. Here is what you see and how to unlock it.

How a guardian hands a child's managed profile over to the child's own email, and how the child takes it over with a six-digit code.

A reference for linked guardians: the actions you can take for a child's Hajime profile, and what stays with the child, the organizer or support.

How a parent or guardian names the adult who will accompany their child at one event, what the event staff can see about that person, and how to change or reuse the choice.

Public results show a minor as initials and club. Here is who sees the full name, how a guardian can widen that, and what happens after the athlete comes of age.

The whole journey for a parent or guardian in order, from adding a child without an email to registering, consenting, paying, check-in day, privacy, delegates, handover and the day your child comes of age.

How league points are calculated: placement points, event multipliers, bonus rules, best-of results, qualification, tiebreakers and who sees the standings.

Run a club trophy in your league: which club gets the points, the rules and their defaults, club adjustments, and how to read the breakdown of a club's total.