Sportskey's team of experts provide science-based assessments of young athletes' growth, skills and cognitive ability, utilising the latest technology to deliver accurate and valuable insights.
Parents gain access to objective data to support their child's athletic journey, while young athletes can track their performance and receive experienced advice to reach their potential and explore opportunities in sports and beyond.
Clubs, schools and talent pathways can leverage Sportskey's resources to analyse data and make informed decisions about curriculum priorities, talent identification, and development. Benefit from a comprehensive range of athlete testing, analysis and consultation services.
Does an athlete experience peak growth before, at the same time or after that of their peers.
A calculation that uses an athlete's height, weight and the height of their biological parents to predict adult height.
Considers child's performance in relation to athletes born six months before/after, adjusting for birth timing advantages.
Starting from a stationary position, move as quickly as possible over a 5m distance.
Running in a straight line as quickly as possible for 20 metres.
Changing direction quickly based on a pre-determined course with 90 and 180 degree turns.
Jumping sideways as often as possible under time pressure.
Standing still while balancing on one leg on a small supporting surface.
Throwing and catching a ball with alternating hands under time pressure.
Kicking and controlling a ball with alternating feet under time pressure.
The maximum velocity with which an athlete can throw a projectile.
Throwing an object as far and accurately as possible. Measures upper body coordination.
The degree to which athletes can maintain throwing speed for increasingly more challenging throws.
Throwing a heavy ball as far as possible to demonstrate upper body explosive power.
The ability to catch balls one-handed.
Producing force quickly in order to jump as far as possible.
Detecting and locating visual information and events.
The ability to accurately predict the future position of an object based on initial information of that object.
Choosing between action alternatives quickly and accurately.
The size of the visual field that occurs outside of the central fixation of vision.
The estimated age at which an athlete will experience the largest amount of growth over time throughout their adolescent growth spurt.
