T.A.P. ASSESSMENT

Know what your athlete needs before adding more training.

T.A.P. stands for Training Accountability Partner. Our assessment brings together performance testing, movement data, wearable data, and athlete progress to reveal what is working, what may be missing, and what should happen next.

MOVEMENT
READINESS
PROGRESS
ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT Power Level®

A clearer picture of where to focus next.

THE BETTER QUESTION

Training harder is not always training smarter.

Athletes can be active every day and still have gaps in movement, strength, endurance, recovery, or readiness. Game performance alone does not always show what is developing beneath the surface.

The T.A.P. Assessment gives athletes, parents, and coaches a starting point grounded in data—not assumptions.

THE FULLER PICTURE

One athlete. More than one data point.

Metric Mate brings together the signals that matter to create a more complete view of athlete development.

01

Assessment Performance

Structured testing establishes a baseline for strength, endurance, balance, movement quality, agility, and sport-relevant capacity.

02

Connected Device Data

Compatible devices help capture activity, training load, movement, and workout signals that provide context beyond a single session.

03

Progress Over Time

Repeat assessments show whether the athlete is improving, plateauing, or needs a different training focus.

04

Athlete & Coach Context

Training history, goals, feedback, and coach observations help turn raw data into relevant development decisions.

WHAT WE ASSESS

The areas that support long-term performance.

01

Movement Quality

Balance, coordination, mobility, control, and how the athlete moves through athletic patterns.

02

Strength Foundation

The physical base needed to produce force, control movement, and handle growing training demands.

03

Endurance & Capacity

How well the athlete sustains effort, recovers, and performs across repeated activity.

04

Agility & Athleticism

Acceleration, change of direction, coordination, and sport-performance movement qualities.

05

Readiness Signals

Patterns that may indicate fatigue, uneven development, or areas that deserve more attention.

HOW IT WORKS

Assess. Connect. Understand. Improve.

1

Complete the Assessment

The athlete completes guided performance and movement activities designed to establish a starting point.

2

Connect Available Data

Metric Mate incorporates compatible device and workout data when available to add context.

3

See the Development Picture

Data is organized into clear insights, including Power Level® and focus areas.

4

Train With Purpose

The athlete, parent, and coach can make better decisions about what to prioritize next.

WHAT YOU RECEIVE

Not just scores. A direction.

The T.A.P. Assessment translates athlete data into a development picture that is easier to understand and easier to act on.

Power Level®A balanced view of athlete readiness and development.
Development Focus AreasClear priorities for what should be trained, improved, or monitored.
Progress TrackingA way to see meaningful change across repeat assessments.
Parent & Coach ClarityA shared language for better athlete-development conversations.
Metric Mate T.A.P. Sensors with accessories
A METRIC MATE ORIGINAL

Meet the patented T.A.P. Sensor.

The T.A.P. Sensor is Metric Mate’s proprietary movement and activity sensor. It is one way athletes can capture training data inside the Metric Mate ecosystem.

It is not the assessment itself. It is one of several ways Metric Mate can collect the information needed to build a stronger athlete-development picture.

Explore the T.A.P. Sensor
BUILT FOR THE PEOPLE GUIDING DEVELOPMENT

Everyone sees what matters to them.

Parents

Understand whether your athlete’s training is supporting healthy, balanced development.

Athletes

See progress, understand priorities, and build confidence through measurable improvement.

Coaches

Use a clearer athlete-development picture to guide training conversations and development decisions.

START WITH A BASELINE

Before you add more training, understand what the athlete needs.

Start with a T.A.P. Assessment and build the next phase of development on something more reliable than guesswork.