SAN ANTONIO · ONSITE

Youth athlete assessments in San Antonio, TX.

Connect movement, force, aerobic capacity, strength, mindset and the athlete’s full development picture to better next-step decisions.

AGE-AWARE · DATA-INFORMED · ACTION-FOCUSED

MORE THAN A SCORE

Measure what matters. Interpret it in context.

A useful athlete assessment does more than produce numbers. It asks the right question, selects relevant measures and explains what the findings mean for training, recovery and long-term development.

Summit 2911 connects onsite testing with the athlete’s age, sport, training history, schedule, nutrition habits, mental performance, recovery and environment.

SAN ANTONIO, TXYOUTH ATHLETESWHOLE-ATHLETE REVIEW

ASSESSMENT CAPABILITIES

Selected for the athlete—not a testing menu.

One or more tools may be used when they help answer a meaningful development question.

01

FMS + MOVEMENT SCREENING

Observe mobility, stability, coordination and movement patterns that may influence training decisions.

02

FORCE-PLATE ANALYSIS

Examine jump strategy, force production, braking, side-to-side differences and how the athlete produces and absorbs force.

03

VO₂ + AEROBIC TESTING

Assess aerobic fitness and recovery capacity to inform conditioning priorities.

04

STRENGTH + POWER

Establish safe, sport-relevant baselines using age- and training-appropriate methods.

05

MENTAL PERFORMANCE

Explore confidence, focus, motivation, stress response, communication and performance habits.

Pat Burgess supervising a youth athlete during a treadmill metabolic assessment
VO₂ + AEROBIC PROFILE

Understand conditioning and recovery capacity

Pat Burgess observing a youth athlete during an overhead-squat movement screen
MOVEMENT SCREENING

Observe movement quality and control

THE WHOLE-ATHLETE ROADMAP

Testing is one part of the picture.

Findings are reviewed alongside mental performance, nutrition and fueling, recovery and readiness, character and lifestyle, sport and training environment, and planning factors when relevant.

Explore the full assessment model →
01

Understand

Clarify the athlete’s goals, history, schedule and current concerns.

02

Assess

Select relevant physical and mental-performance measures.

03

Connect

Interpret the findings across the whole-athlete pillars.

04

Act

Build priorities, next steps and a reassessment timeline.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Know what to expect.

01

Is every athlete given every test?

No. Testing is selected around the athlete’s age, training history, sport, goals and the decisions the family needs to make.

02

Is this a medical evaluation?

No. Summit 2911 provides educational performance assessment and screening, not medical diagnosis or treatment. Concerns outside scope are referred to qualified professionals.

03

What should families bring?

Bring relevant training schedules, competition calendars, available performance or medical information, current concerns and the athlete’s goals.

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What happens after testing?

Findings are connected across the whole-athlete pillars and translated into clear priorities, practical next steps and a recommended reassessment timeline.

BUILT BYPat Burgess, MS, CPSS, CSCS, RSCC

15+ years across youth development, professional sport, tactical performance, applied technology, education and human performance.

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Start with the athlete.

Tell us the athlete’s age, sport, goals, schedule demands and current concerns. Summit 2911 will recommend a custom assessment plan and provide the price before scheduling—not assign a one-size-fits-all package.

Start an Individual Inquiry Onsite testing is available in San Antonio, TX. Virtual whole-athlete reviews are available for families outside the area.