Test - Train - Win - Repeat
Do you use performance data?
If the answer to the above question is no, then as an athlete or a manager you are guessing if you are making progress or not. If the answer is yes then you are already ahead of the game.
Our Reporting
Managers Report
We will show your squad’s strengths and weaknesses as well as squad averages, top performers and below average performers all together in one booklet. Using this data you will be able to tailor your training programs to suit your needs. When it comes time to re-test, there is no hiding place.
Athlete Certification
Every athlete receives a Performance Results Certificate.
By comparing these results to their teammates and competitors it will show the athlete the areas of performance they need to improve.
Club Poster
Our best of the best poster highlights the top performing player for each testing category.
Earning pride of place in the gym/dressing room, this poster will ignite a bit of friendly competition amongst the team with all athletes inspired to win the top spots.
Utilizing your data and statistics
Measure
The initial performance testing session can give you an idea of where your athletic levels are at the start of a program, so that future testing can be compared to this and any changes can be noted.
Evaluate
By comparing results to others such as successful athletes in your sport or your team mates or competitors, you can see the areas which need improvement, and your training program and drills can be modified accordingly
Monitor
Comparing fitness test results to a baseline or previous test can be used to monitor your changes in Performance. Testing sessions should be planned at the beginning of a new training phase, and at least at the end of each phase. The period between tests may range from two weeks to six months.
Improve
Once the areas of strength and weaknesses have been identified, using the data, an appropriate training program can be designed to workout efficiently and maximize gains by concentrating your efforts on the areas of greatest need. For clubs this will also identify if their mechanism for developing players from youths to senior level is always meeting standards.
What gets measured gets managed - What gets measured gets improved