This Sensemat 360 Soccer Training Mat is such a fun and innovative way to make footwork and coordination drills way more entertaining, especially for younger players up through teens. Honestly, even as an adult, I had some fun using it and taking turns competing with it.As a background, I'm a fairly active person with various sports, but soccer is not one I play too often. My nephew, who's fourteen and just starting soccer at a decent competitive high school, so I got this so we could do some training together. And so far after a couple weeks, it's been perfect for that and served it's purpose!The mat itself feels really high quality and is large enough for us, both at around 5'8". The fabric is soft but still grippy, and even though the included grippy socks were way too small for us, we found we didn't even need them as long as we were controlled with our movements and didn't feel like we were going to slip. After the weeks of use, it's still holding up perfectly and hopefully stays that way. The colors and patterns on the mat are super helpful for calling out random numbers, letters, or drills for each other, making it really easy to follow along. When we're done, we roll it up and store it back in the original box, but that's breaking apart. As feedback, it would be a nice addition to have a sleeve bag to put it in.The Senseball app, which you activate / unlock with a one time code included in the box, is well made and was easy to get started with. The video quality is great, showing real people demoing each drill from multiple angles along with some high energy generic electronic rock music!! The videos have timers included, which is handy and makes it simple to just focus and follow along.My minor gripes with the app are that you have to manually queue up each video, and I haven't found a way to create a playlist for back to back drills yet. It would be awesome if I could just set it for a 20 minute session playlist and have it queue up videos automatically. Also, the app shows videos for their product, a ball with a string, which we don't have, so you have to sift through those. It would be nice to have a filter to only show Senseball mat videos. Despite those issues, the app is very responsive and does its job well.[Side note: I also noticed that some of the coloring might be an accessibility issue for people who are colorblind, so hopefully, the developers can consider that. See login page screenshot. Neon text on a neon gradient background]For the price, around $80 at the time of this writing, we've already spent so many hours on it that I think it's worth it. I've gotten to improve my own footwork and coordination which will translate to life and other sports and it's been great quality time with my nephew. I don't think this alone will turn someone into a pro, but as a fun way to get moving and try new tactics, get kids off their devices, do some fun movement, developing coordination is invaluable. The more advanced drills, like doing 360 spins while controlling the ball, really help with cognitive and physical coordination. It's a fantastic tool as long as the player is willing to put in the time and I can see how some younger players might need more guidance and motivation, but for those who are proactive, this is a neat product that makes coordination drills fun!