SANCTUARY STUDENT-ATHLETE READINESS ASSESSMENT

SEE THE BIGGER PICTURE OF READINESS.

The Sanctuary Student-Athlete Readiness Assessment examines the connected areas that shape development—not athletic performance alone. It creates a clearer starting point for understanding what appears established, what remains unclear, and what may deserve closer attention.

WHAT YOU’LL RECEIVE

After submitting the assessment, you will receive a personalized readiness overview identifying current strengths, potential gaps, and areas that may deserve greater attention.

BEGIN THE ASSESSMENT

Completing the assessment does not create any obligation to purchase services.

Plan for approximately 20–30 minutes. A parent or guardian should participate when the student-athlete is a minor.

ONE ASSESSMENT. FOUR CONNECTED AREAS.

Each area provides context for the others. The purpose is not to reduce an athlete to one score, but to understand readiness more completely.

ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE

Training background, movement and conditioning readiness, equipment access, current coaching, and relevant injury or medical-clearance context.

RECRUITING READINESS

Academic and eligibility awareness, film and measurable information, school research, communication, target programs, and digital presence.

SPORTS NUTRITION EDUCATION

Current fueling and hydration habits, sleep and recovery, supplement awareness, and the sources used to obtain nutrition information.

MENTORSHIP

Goals, consistency, accountability, decision-making, family support, time commitments, and willingness to follow through.

WHAT TO HAVE AVAILABLE

Accurate information produces a more useful starting point. Gather what is reasonably available before opening the assessment.

Academic and current eligibility information

Sport history, position, season status, and training schedule

Training experience and available equipment

Relevant injury history and medical-clearance information

Recruiting film, measurements, communication history, and target schools, if available

Current fueling, hydration, sleep, recovery, and supplement habits

Parent or guardian contact information and perspective

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER SUBMISSION

COMPLETE THE ASSESSMENT

Provide honest, current information rather than answers based on where the student-athlete believes they should already be.

RESPONSES ARE REVIEWED

Sanctuary considers the responses across all four pillars and within the context of the student-athlete’s age, experience, goals, and available support.

IDENTIFY WHAT DESERVES ATTENTION

The assessment helps establish a clearer starting point. It is not a pass-or-fail grade, a judgment of potential, or a guarantee of recruiting results.

EDUCATION AND READINESS—NOT DIAGNOSIS.

This assessment provides educational and developmental context. It does not diagnose medical conditions, provide medical treatment, determine athletic or NCAA eligibility, or guarantee recruitment, roster opportunities, scholarships, or performance outcomes.

Sports nutrition information is educational and does not include individualized meal plans or medical nutrition therapy. Medical, nutrition, eligibility, academic, or legal questions should be addressed with the appropriately qualified professional.

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