Already on Vimasu
Your club already uses Vimasu. Don’t create a new account.
Sign in. On Home, open the player page — that is the resume. Share when you are ready; the public link is the same page a recruiter, ID camp, or the next coach opens.
Vimasu Resume is a free, coach-verified development profile for youth rugby players — core skills, game understanding and athleticism tracked from age-grade through academy and representative pathways.
Resume · Rugby
The rugby resume you send when they ask for film and a report.
Every youth rugby player is already being evaluated. Those notes stay in the club. Film stays on a camera that deletes the match. A Vimasu resume is the coach-verified page that leaves with your kid — one link, private until you share it.
Free · Private by default · The coach’s name is on it
Built for every position
Rugby the way a recruiter wants to read it — position tagged, coach-verified, one link.
PropHookerLockFlankerScrum-halfFly-halfCentreBack three
What they open
One link. Coach words. The clip.
A college coach, an ID-camp director, or the next club does not want a brochure you wrote. They want the evaluation the current coach signed, and the moment they already cut.
Preview of the player page · not a live athlete
PrivatePlayer page
Your player
Age group · Position · The club they play for
In the coach’s words
The note from this week’s session — not a score out of five, not a paragraph you typed.
Named coach · verified
0:18
0:24
0:31
Film the coach sent. Short clips, not the match. Duration on the still.
Two ways in
One resume. Don’t make a second.
Club families already have this page on Home. Self-signup is for everyone else. Both end at the same object: a coach-verified player page you can share.
Start on your own
No club on Vimasu yet? Start the page. Invite the coach.
Create the resume. Invite the person who actually coaches them. Their name attaches when they verify. Share after that — an empty page is not a resume.
Why competitive families
Everyone at this level needs one. Almost none have it.
The work is already happening. The missing product is the page you can send.
- The next club starts from a trial.
- When they switch, the evaluations and film usually stay behind. The resume is the record the new coach can actually read.
- ID camps and showcases want a link tonight.
- Not a Google Drive. Not a parent-cut reel. One page: who they are, what the coach wrote, the clips the coach sent.
- A highlight reel does not have the coach’s name on it.
- NCSA and Hudl profiles are what a family writes. A Vimasu resume is what a coach verified. Recruiters can tell.
- The camera deletes the match.
- Veo and Hudl are the club’s film, and they expire. The resume keeps the moment the coach already cut — not the whole game.
Frequently asked
Questions parents and coaches ask
- Our club already uses Vimasu. Do I sign up again?
- No. Sign in with the family account. The resume is the player page on Home. Building a second resume creates a second identity and splits the record.
- Is the resume public?
- No. It starts private. You choose when to share the link. You can pause sharing without losing the page.
- Do we pay for a resume?
- The player resume is free. Club billing, lessons, and dues are a different product. You are not buying the match.
- Is this the whole game on a link?
- No. Vimasu does not store the match. The resume holds coach evaluations and the short clips a coach sent. The full game stays on the club’s camera.
- Who writes it?
- The coach. Parents do not author the evaluations. A self-started resume is empty until the coach who actually coaches them verifies it.
- What if we switch clubs?
- The record is the player’s. Evaluations and verifications stay with them. The new club does not start from a blank trial.
The season is already happening
The resume is the part that doesn’t get lost.
When they switch coaches, change clubs, or grow up. Two minutes to start the page. A coach’s name to make it real.