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Dive into the core components of you inner athlete. Designed for amateur athletes regardless of sport type. Tri-athletes to amateur tennis players, the Sports Performance Indicator advanced delivers insight into what drives you!
16 dimensions that top athletes have in common Athletic core traits like goal-setting, drive and competitiveness Mental abilities that provide the basis for an outstanding performance

You’ve set your sights on the next level. You’ve prepared physically, now prepare mentally. The SPI premium version was developed by scientists to help highly competitive athletes improve their performance by first helping them understand their inner sports personality.
16 dimensions that top athletes have in common Athletic core traits like goal-setting, drive and competitiveness Plus core personality traits like extraversion, conscientiousness, and intellect Plus general mental abilities needed for highly competitive sports

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sportsDrive gave me the ability to improve my focus and work ethic. The sports Performance indicator was right on at pinpointing areas of improvement in the mental aspect of my game. Brian McCasey

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