Know Your Mental Game
A quick assessment that shows you what's actually happening in your head during competition.
You're probably fine in practice. But something shifts on game day.
Your mind does something different under pressure — and now you understand what.
What You'll Get
After the 15-minute assessment, you get a personalized Performance Readiness Map showing your mental game profile — and the exact tools to work on it.
What This Sample Shows
Your mental skills profile. The colors show your pattern: where you're strong, where you're solid, and where focused work will make the biggest difference.
Your strengths: Excellent focus during rounds and solid pressure management. That's a real advantage.
Your priority: Bouncing back from tough holes. This is where we focus first.
You also get three tools specifically matched to your profile — practical things you can use this week.
15 minutes. Immediate results. Full refund if not helpful.
This Actually Works Best When
✓ You want to understand yourself
Not fix yourself. Not become someone else. Understand how you work under pressure.
✓ You're willing to try something
Small things. Real things. Not another app you forget about in a week.
A substitute for professional help if you're dealing with serious anxiety, panic attacks, or mental health concerns. If that's happening, talk to a counselor or trusted adult first.
What This Isn’t
For Parents:
You've probably watched your athlete struggle on game day despite being ready in practice. You might have tried: sports psychology apps, motivational videos, pre-game talks.
This works differently because it's about understanding, not fixing. Your athlete learns how they actually respond to pressure — not how they should respond. That clarity changes how they show up.
Your athlete gets assessed on 7 mental skills, then a personalized roadmap. Here's what that includes:
What to expect: They'll know themselves better. Whether that instantly improves performance depends on them. But the foundation is there.
Our guarantee: If your athlete takes the assessment and doesn't find it useful, we refund the $25. No questions.
Questions?
Q: Will this improve their performance?
It gives them clarity and tools. Whether that shows up on the scoreboard depends on them. We can't guarantee that. But we can guarantee they'll understand their mental game better.
Q: How much time does it take?
15 minutes for the assessment. After that, they use what helps. The optional habit-building is 2–3 weeks if they want it. Nothing mandatory.
Q: What if they don't finish?
That's normal. Most athletes start with Part 1 (quick tools) and come back later. No pressure to do it all at once.
Q: Is this just sports psychology stuff?
It uses the ACSI-28, a validated assessment used in sports psychology. But the language and tools are practical — not clinical. You won't feel like you're in therapy.