Welcome to BLXST JUNIOR

Stories From Us

We are a small club in Shanghai, built around a simple idea: parents and kids should be able to play, sweat, and grow together.

HADO gave us a new way to do that. It is fast, energetic, a little chaotic at times—but in that chaos, something beautiful happens. Parents become teammates. Kids become leaders. And families discover a new way of being close.

We are not a big institution. We are simply a group of people who believe that youth, technology and play can shape better memories for the next generation.

This space is where we share moments from our journey—not as advertisements, but as small pieces of who we are.

People You’ll Meet

Short portraits of the people who shape our small world.

• – A father who discovered he could still move like he was eighteen.
• – A teenager who calls every teammate by name before the match starts.
• – A coach who believes strategy matters more than strength.
• – A mother who joined “just for fun” and became the best defender on her team.

You may not remember all their names. But if you visit us, you will remember the way the room feels when they play together.

Why We Play

We don’t play HADO just to win matches. We play because of what happens around the game.

• – We believe parents and kids should share the same field.
• – We believe noise is part of learning.
• – We believe play can be serious, and seriousness can be fun.
• – We believe competition without fear builds confidence.
• – We believe memories are made when people move together.

BLXST JUNIOR is our way of making these beliefs visible.

News From Our Days

We don’t publish every score or announcement here. Instead, this space is for small moments we’d like to share.

Scenes From Our Club

Sometimes words are not enough. Our daily life is better seen than explained. If you’d like to get a feeling for the space, faces and energy of our club, you can visit our photo wall.

📷 See our photo gallery (Chinese)

Captions are in Chinese, but the smiles, sweat and high-fives don’t need translation.

A Day in Our Club

No two days are the same here. Some days are loud, full of running and shouting and last-second comebacks. Some days are slower, with long talks about strategy and team roles.

Most days, though, end the same way: parents and kids walking out together, still discussing a play that almost worked, or laughing about the moment someone forgot they were “supposed to be old”.

For us, that is a good day.

Letters We Keep

From time to time, people leave us words we don’t want to forget. We keep a few of them here.

In the future, some of these lines may come from you and please share with us if you feel touched.

Notes on HADO

HADO is an augmented-reality sport where players wear a headset, hold a sensor, and throw virtual energy balls at each other inside a real, physical court.

But for us, HADO is also a way to observe people:

• – HADO teaches timing.
• – HADO teaches patience.
• – HADO teaches how to lose and try again.
• – HADO teaches parents to listen to their kids’ ideas.

The rules matter. The scores matter. But the people matter more.

Play With Us (Visit Us)

If you ever pass through Shanghai, our door is open. You don’t need to be an athlete. You don’t even need to know the rules.