Program · Sport Profile

Which sports should your child try first?

Multisport diagnostics based on 39 indicators across 4 model components. It helps choose 2–3 directions for first trials, not one sport "forever."

Take the Diagnostic ← How the diagnostic works

Tools

Four picture-based tools

30 items

My Movement

PL-C Quest — physical literacy: endurance, strength, coordination, balance, reaction.

9 items

What I Like

CSMSQ — sport motivation: intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, confidence, enjoyment of training.

15 items

What I'm Like

PPTQ-C — personality traits (Big Five): sociability, emotional stability, openness to experience.

10 items

Me and Water

CWSQ — water safety and behavior in water.

PL-C Quest is used under a Sport Australia licence — for non-commercial use only.

Result

2–3 sport categories out of six for first trials

The model distributes the child's potential across six categories and highlights several directions worth trying first — with a word-based match level, not a "score out of 100."

Cyclic

Running, swimming, cross-country skiing, cycling.

Speed-strength

Sprinting, jumping, weightlifting.

Complex-coordination

Gymnastics, acrobatics, figure skating, diving.

Combat sports

Boxing, wrestling, martial arts.

Team / game sports

Football, hockey, basketball, volleyball.

Multi-event

Decathlon, pentathlon, triathlon.

This is a map of possibilities, not a verdict: the model does not choose one sport for the family or close off other categories — it shows which directions are most reasonable to try first.