Prepare
Choose the right testing session for the player or group and record the context that matters.
Independent soccer benchmarking
See the player. Measure the progress.
PSBR-F turns organised soccer testing into a clear, age-aligned performance picture—so players, parents, and coaches know what to work on next.
- Consistent testing
- Age-aligned comparison
- Practical next steps
Player performance report
PSBR-F
Built from your session.
- Recorded activities
- Reviewed results
- Practical development priorities
Your report becomes available after the assessment has been reviewed and approved.
01 consistent testing framework
04 soccer performance pillars
01 clear player report
A better baseline
Development starts with a clearer picture.
Talent can be easy to describe and hard to measure. PSBR-F creates a repeatable snapshot that supports better conversations and more focused training.
Test
Players complete a consistent set of soccer-specific drills under organised conditions.
Compare
Results are interpreted against the appropriate age-group benchmark when available.
Develop
The report highlights strengths and practical priorities for the next training cycle.
Benchmarking in motion
Real drills. Controlled conditions. Clearer evidence.
From junior players to adults, each session uses organised football tasks designed to capture repeatable performance measures.
Explore football grading
Images show representative drill categories. Final testing protocols and benchmark datasets remain under development.
The four pillars
A balanced view of soccer performance.
No single drill explains a player. PSBR-F brings complementary measures together to create a more useful performance profile.
Technical
Ball control, passing, receiving, dribbling, and finishing tasks performed with accuracy and purpose.
Athletic
Soccer-relevant movement qualities such as acceleration, agility, repeat effort, and coordination.
Game intelligence
Scanning, decision-making, awareness, and the ability to solve game-like problems under pressure.
Competitive habits
Observable behaviours including intent, resilience, response to mistakes, and consistent effort.
The PSBR-F report
Useful numbers. Clear language.
A strong report should make performance easier to understand, not bury the reader in data. PSBR-F is designed to show what happened, how the result sits in context, and where attention can go next.
- Overall PSBR-F rating and pillar scores
- Age-group context where a valid benchmark exists
- Player strengths and development priorities
- A repeatable baseline for future testing
PSBR-F
Your completed assessmentClear results, in context.
Your approved report will explain the completed assessment and appropriate next steps. Available reports can be found in your family account.
Built for the development team
One shared picture. Better conversations.
Players develop best when the people around them can work from consistent information and realistic priorities.
Players & parents
Understand the current development picture without reducing a young player to a single result.
Learn moreClubs & academies
Add a consistent testing layer to player development, reviews, and progress conversations.
Learn moreSchools & programs
Collect useful group data while keeping the individual player’s development in view.
Learn moreOur approach
Measurement should help the player.
Benchmarking is most useful when it creates direction—not labels, pressure, or false certainty.
Context before comparison
Age, maturation, training history, and testing conditions all influence how a result should be read.
Clarity before complexity
Reports should explain the key information in plain language and connect it to practical action.
Progress before prediction
A benchmark is a point-in-time development tool, not a promise about selection or future potential.
Start a conversation
Bring clearer benchmarking into your soccer program.
Tell us about your players, club, academy, or school and what you want to learn from testing.