An athlete's personal potential
Assesses five components of personal potential: engagement (the ability and willingness to actively work through diff…
Open the test →Test landing pages are open to search, while results stay private: save them to your personal account — just sign in or register.
By topic or by situation: pre-competition nerves, burnout, motivation, relationship with the coach.
5–12 minutes on your phone. There are no right answers — reply the way things usually are for you.
AI puts the scales together and explains what the result means. The history is kept in your account.
If the result points to a lasting risk, book a session with a sport psychologist.
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Assesses five components of personal potential: engagement (the ability and willingness to actively work through diff…
Open the test →C. D. Spielberger's classic anxiety self-assessment in Y. L. Hanin's adaptation. It measures state (reactive) anxiety…
Open the test →Hans Jürgen Eysenck's classic personality questionnaire (Eysenck Personality Inventory, EPI) for teenagers aged 16 an…
Open the test →A version of the Eysenck Personality Inventory (EPI) for children and adolescents aged 10-15. Adapted in 1977 at the …
Open the test →Yes — taking a test and seeing the result is free. Only sessions with a specialist are paid.
Only you. Results are stored in your account; a psychologist sees them if you share access or come to a session.
No. These are psychological questionnaires: they show your state and areas to watch, but they do not diagnose and do not replace a doctor.
Some methods have an age limit — it is shown on the test card. There are separate tests for children and questionnaires for parents.
Yes. Retaking is useful: your account shows how each scale changes over time.
A sport psychologist will go through your test results and suggest where to start.
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