Become a Storelli Product Tester
Test. Improve. Dominate.
At Storelli, we push boundaries to design gear that protects and enhances performance—but the real test happens on the field. That’s where you come in. We’re recruiting dedicated athletes to test our latest products, provide real feedback, and help shape the future of performance gear.
What’s in It for You?
- Early access to new products before they launch
- Free testing products to use in real training and competition
- Exclusive 25% tester discount to purchase tested products after launch or any other gear on our site
- Opportunities for free gear in exchange for high-quality photos and videos of your experience
- Direct impact on future product development through detailed feedback
- Invitation to the private tester Slack group for trusted testers who provide consistent, high-value feedback
What You’ll Do
- Test new gear in real training and game situations
- Provide detailed and honest feedback on fit, comfort, protection, and performance
- Compare Storelli gear to other products you have used and identify areas for improvement
- Submit your feedback using our structured review system
- Share photos or videos of the gear in action (optional but rewarded)
- Return test products after your trial period to receive your next test item
- Eligible testers who provide strong feedback may be invited to the private tester Slack group
Who Should Apply
This program is designed for athletes who regularly train and compete and are committed to providing detailed feedback.
Ideal testers include:
- Competitive players in club, academy, college, or competitive adult leagues
- Coaches and trainers who work directly with athletes
- Parents of youth players who want to ensure the best protection and performance for their child
- Athletes of all positions, including goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders, and forwards
Who This Program Is NOT For
- Casual players or those who do not train or compete regularly
- Individuals only looking for free gear with no intention of providing meaningful feedback
- Applicants who do not respond to feedback requests in a timely manner
Failure to submit feedback, provide false information, or attempt to exploit the program will result in removal from the tester pool.
How to Apply
- Submit an application below.
- Due to high demand, not all applicants will be selected.
- Only selected testers will be contacted. If you do not hear from us, you were not chosen at this time.
- If selected, you will be matched with test products based on your position, experience, and measurements.
- Test the gear and submit detailed feedback.
- Return the test product when your trial period is over to receive your next test item.
- If you consistently provide high-quality feedback, you may be invited to our private Slack group for trusted testers.
For questions, contact us at [Insert Contact Email].
Additional Perks
- High-quality content submissions may earn free Storelli gear beyond the tester program
- Trusted testers who consistently provide valuable feedback may be invited to the private Slack group
- Exclusive access to early product previews and insider discussions
Apply today to help shape the future of performance gear.
Why this course matters
- Understanding your child's
performance mind as a key to better support and connection. - How parents play a pivotal role
in shaping a mentally healthy sports environment.
Course Objectives
- Equip parents with foundational
knowledge of the performance mind. - Teach practical strategies to
support their youth athlete. - Create a roadmap for fostering
resilience, focus, and confidence.
Why the brain reacts the way it
does
- Introduction to survival
instincts and the brain’s evolutionary wiring. - The "pack animal"
mentality: Safety and social standing in the group.
What happens during competition
- Role of the amygdala (“The
Gorilla”) in triggering fear, anxiety, and stress. - Role of the prefrontal cortex
(“The Human”) in decision-making, focus, and emotional regulation.
How to manage survival-driven
reactions
- Tools to calm “The Gorilla” and
empower “The Human.”
Why: Understanding the
neuropsychological components.
- The Cognitive Triangle:
Thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in performance. - The brain’s negativity bias and
its impact on confidence and self-esteem.
What: Key skills to teach and model.
- Emotional regulation and staying
present. - Core values as an anchor for
decision-making and managing perspective.
How: Daily practices and habits.
- Mindfulness Meditation (Mindset
Workouts), Best-Self Visualization, Gratitude exercises to counter
negativity bias. - Small, sustainable habits that
grow over time. - Habit stacking for long-term
behavior change.
Why this is critical
- Clarity on process-focused
performance versus outcome-based goals.
What it means to "Be Your
Best-Self"
- Identifying what your child
looks, sounds, and feels like when at their best. - Connecting it to the importance
of staying in the present moment.
How to develop a
"Best-Self" visualization
- Guided visualization techniques
for parents to share with their youth athletes. - Process-focused statements and
imagery.
- Why language shapes confidence
and focus - The impact of parental feedback
on self-perception. - What to emphasize in
conversations - Reinforcing the 3 Core
Principles of Mental Strength:
- Play Present: Focus on the now.
- Control the Controllable: Process over outcome.
- Detach from The Judgments: Detaching our attention from
self-criticism, others’ opinions, and comparisons.
- How to craft empowering messages
- Examples of supportive vs.
counterproductive language. - Role-playing scenarios for
real-world application.
- Why core values matter
- Providing a foundation for
perspective and simplicity in decision-making. - What core values look like in
practice - How they influence competition
and life choices. - How to identify and use core
values - Exercises to help parents and
youth athletes define core values. - Using core values as a compass
in challenging moments.
- Why habits are foundational to
growth - The power of alignment between
core values and behavior. - What small changes lead to big
results - Starting with small, actionable
steps (e.g., 5-minute mindfulness sessions or short walks). - Building toward sustainable
habits over time. - How to create and sustain habits
- "Stacking" new habits
onto established routines. - Monitoring and celebrating
incremental progress.
- Why gratitude rewires the brain
- Counteracting the negativity
bias with positive focus. - What gratitude looks like in
action - Daily gratitude journals or
moments of reflection. - How to incorporate gratitude into
daily life - Practical tips for making
gratitude a family practice.
Conclusion:
Putting It All Together
- Why a supportive mindset matters
- The long-term benefits of a
mentally healthy sports environment. - What success looks like for
parents and athletes - Confidence, resilience, and
enjoyment in sports and life. - How to continue the journey
- Resources for ongoing learning
and growth. - Community support and shared
experiences.