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 Player Profile ToolSquadReviewer 1D.O.B.
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Player Reviewer 2Date
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Performance ComponentsRAGReviewer's CommentsCharacteristics of a Performance Player
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Psychology
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Commitment Knows what they want to do (dream), what it takes to achieve it and trains/competes accordingly. Indicated by achieving attendance targets, high standards of timekeeping, preparation, intensity, attitude, lifestyle etc.
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Control Able to achieve an optimum level arousal to perform effectively in all situations. Uses techniques to support effective control (breathing techniques for relaxation, routines, self talk). Displays neutral or positive body language
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Concentration Player can direct attention to areas that will enhance performance and deflecting attention away from areas that reduce performance levels in training and competition. Able to change focus from internal to external and broad to narrow when required
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Confidence Self worth is judged by level of effort rather than by level of play or winning/losing. Acknowledges when their efforts have resulted in an improvement in performance
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CohesionShows good ability to work within a group and enjoys other’s company. Gives something to the squad training environment. Able to build professional relationships with support team e.g.. S&C coach, physio, doubles /mixed partnerships etc.
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Lifestyle
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Self RelianceHas the life skills to be self sufficient. Takes responsibility for own development, sets high standards for self, takes initiative in own training, makes suggestions about own training etc. Avoids being misled by others.
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CommunicationPlayer can effectively communicate with coaches, officials and other players. Willing to voice their feelings and opinions in a relevant way. Tone and body language consistent with verbal communication
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Tactical
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AdaptabilityAble to change strategy during game, recognises changes in opponent's strategy and can act on this. Aware of key moments and can adjust strategy.
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AnticipationCan read patterns of play and visual cues to react early and sometimes even prior to when the shuttle is hit.
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Physical
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On CourtTesting
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Functional Movement
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Yoyo
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Vertical Jump
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Standing Jump
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Speed Endurance/ Fatigue Index
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Technical
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MovementFC MovementPowerful Balanced lunge, gets down to drop shots, recovers on balance (e.g. net-net), sideways movement or jump out to intercept (doubles)
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MC MovementDoubles/singles - Quick adjustments and move fwd/back, jump out, defending, low/high position. Singles - non-racket leg on BH side
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RC MovementJump out/up, recovery, defensive movement into corners, move back straight, move back cross, sideways move (doubles)
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Movement Efficiency Movement flow, timing, economical, applies appropriate movement to situation, change of pace
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Forecourt HittingDefenceCan play a variety of lifts, neutral pushes and tight net from below the tape with accuracy.
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AttackCan play a variety of pushes, kills, net shots and flicks from tape height or above with power, accuracy and deception.
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Mid court HittingDefenceCan play a variety of block, drives and lifts with accuracy. Can turn the shuttle off the body.
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AttackCan play a variety drives, blocks and lifts with power, accuracy and deception.
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Rear court HittingDefenceSingles - Can play a variety of pull shots and clears with accuracy.
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AttackCan play a variety of clears, slices, steep and power smashes with power, accuracy and deception. Has winning shots.
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Evaluation
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Overall ratingOther Comments
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Red – remove from squadProfile -
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Amber – retain in squad possible removal from squad at next reviewProgress on annual goals (including targets if relevant) -
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Green – retain in squadCompetition results -
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Green – considered for next squad
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