Know Your Game.
Build Your Plan.
Track Your Growth.
Formula assessments create a clearer picture of where a player is today, where development is needed, and what to focus on next.
Training Is Better When You Know What to Work On.
Development should not feel random. An assessment gives players, parents, and coaches a clearer starting point for purposeful training.
What We Measure
The Formula Player Index organizes assessment around the core technical, movement, and decision-making areas in the current Formula project brief.
First Touch & Ball Control
Passing Accuracy
Finishing
Reaction Speed
Acceleration
Agility & Change of Direction
Decision-Making
Technical Repetition Capacity
From Assessment to Development Plan.
Assess
Player completes the Formula assessment.
Review
Formula reviews the player’s performance across key categories.
Identify
Strengths and development priorities are identified.
Build the Plan
Training priorities become clearer.
Train
Player works on the areas that matter.
Reassess
Future assessments help track progress over time.
See the Player More Clearly.
Assessment results should help players and parents understand strengths, priorities, and progress—not simply produce another score.
Formula assessment environmentSample Player Report · Demonstration Data
Player Development Profile
Example data only
Sample player
Sample Player
Sample age group
U12
Category scores · sample
Strengths · example
- Acceleration
- First touch
- Agility
Development priorities · example
- Finishing
- Passing consistency
- Decision-making
Progress over time · example
Sample Assessment 1 → Sample Assessment 2Turn Results Into a Plan.
The report is most useful when it creates better questions and a clearer training focus.
What is the player doing well?
What needs more attention?
What should training focus on next?
How does that change over time?
The Formula Development Cycle
Assessment connects directly to purposeful training, membership, and the player’s next stage of development.
Assess
Know where you are.
Train
Work with purpose.
Measure
See what is changing.
Improve
Adjust the development plan.
One Assessment Is a Start.
Progress Is the Goal.
The value is not only the initial assessment. A player profile can create a useful record for comparing priorities across future assessments.
Example only · no performance claim
Baseline
Establish current strengths and priorities.
Progress
Compare what has changed after focused training.
Continued development
Adjust the plan around the next priorities.
Assessment Helps Inform What Comes Next.
Age determines the primary Formula program pathway. Assessment can help identify individual development priorities within that pathway.
See the Process in Action
Assessment FAQ
What does the Formula Player Index measure?
It reviews first touch and ball control, passing accuracy, finishing, reaction speed, acceleration, agility and change of direction, decision-making, and technical repetition capacity.
How long does an assessment take?
Contact Formula for the current assessment duration.
Does my player need an assessment before joining?
Formula’s current youth membership begins with a Skills Check or Formula Player Index assessment.
What happens after the assessment?
The assessment is intended to identify current strengths and development priorities so the player’s next training focus is clearer.
Will I receive a player report?
Contact Formula for current report format and delivery details.
How is progress tracked?
Formula’s current membership information includes a player profile. Contact Formula for details about comparing assessments over time.
How often should a player be reassessed?
Reassessment timing varies by player. Contact Formula for current guidance.
Your starting point
Ready to Find Out Where Your Player Stands?
Start with a Formula assessment and build a clearer path forward.