Not the code —
the people.
First computer 1995. Years of building websites and products. And, all along, football never left — futsal, freestyle, running. Somewhere along the way I realized what actually makes me happy isn't the code — it's people moving, smiling, and feeling better about themselves.
The Spark.
1995. A computer arrives in the house. Windows 95. MS-DOS. A feeling that something enormous had just walked into my life.
I remember sitting in front of that screen and feeling like I was talking to the future. I didn't know what it was yet. But I knew I had to keep going.
Building Things.
For years I built websites, forums, and digital products — HTML, WordPress, Laravel, React, Next.js. I loved the craft of making something from nothing and watching people use it.
It was a good career. But somewhere along the way, screens started to feel smaller than they used to.
The Constant.
While all of that was happening, one thing never changed: I always played football. Futsal on the weekends, freestyle tricks whenever I had a ball nearby. It was never a phase — it was the one thing that stayed simple and fun through every career shift.
Not the code — the people.
After years of building digital products and writing code, I realized what actually makes me happy isn't the code by itself — it's seeing people move, smile, and feel better about themselves.
That realization didn't arrive as a plan. It arrived as a feeling I couldn't ignore anymore.
I wasn't looking for a new career. I was looking for the moment I felt most alive — and it kept happening on a pitch, not a screen.
A gym for kids aged 5–10.
My dream is to be fit enough, have the stamina, and open a gym where I coach kids aged 5 to 10 — on happiness, joy, and movement, not just exercises. I feel like I can earn happiness, income, and freedom all at once.
First step — I can start alone: this website as my own little corner of the internet, sharing the journey as it happens. I'm still at the very beginning, and this is the dream I'm walking toward, one step at a time.
My training
For the kids
"I wasn't looking for a new career. I was looking for the moment I felt most alive — and it kept happening on a pitch, not a screen."— Abdallah Mekky
Still at the beginning.
I'm still in my first steps toward this dream — learning, training, and sharing it as I go.