About the AM Score
The AM Score is a universal measure of athleticism derived entirely from objective testing data. It is designed to quantify how effectively an athlete’s body can perform across fundamental movement demands that transfer between sports.
Rather than focusing on sport-specific skills, the AM Score evaluates core athletic traits such as speed, power, agility, reactivity, and repeat-effort capacity. These traits form the physical foundation that allows athletes to adapt, compete, and develop regardless of position or system.
Each AM Score is calibrated by age and sex to ensure results are meaningful and fair. Athletes are not ranked publicly and are not compared against peers by name. Instead, the score provides a clear baseline and a consistent way to measure improvement over time.
In addition to the universal AM Score, Athletic Metrics offers sport-specific projection scores. These apply sport-relevant weighting to the same test data to help coaches and trainers understand how an athlete’s athletic profile aligns with specific competitive demands — without altering the core AM Score itself.
The result is a single, objective reference point that brings clarity to athletic development conversations and supports smarter training and evaluation decisions.
About the AM Score
The AM Score is a universal measure of athleticism derived entirely from objective testing data. It is designed to quantify how effectively an athlete’s body can perform across fundamental movement demands that transfer between sports.
Rather than focusing on sport-specific skills, the AM Score evaluates core athletic traits such as speed, power, agility, reactivity, and repeat-effort capacity. These traits form the physical foundation that allows athletes to adapt, compete, and develop regardless of position or system.
Each AM Score is calibrated by age and sex to ensure results are meaningful and fair. Athletes are not ranked publicly and are not compared against peers by name. Instead, the score provides a clear baseline and a consistent way to measure improvement over time.
In addition to the universal AM Score, Athletic Metrics offers sport-specific projection scores. These apply sport-relevant weighting to the same test data to help coaches and trainers understand how an athlete’s athletic profile aligns with specific competitive demands — without altering the core AM Score itself.
The result is a single, objective reference point that brings clarity to athletic development conversations and supports smarter training and evaluation decisions.
About the AM Score
The AM Score is a universal measure of athleticism derived entirely from objective testing data. It is designed to quantify how effectively an athlete’s body can perform across fundamental movement demands that transfer between sports.
Rather than focusing on sport-specific skills, the AM Score evaluates core athletic traits such as speed, power, agility, reactivity, and repeat-effort capacity. These traits form the physical foundation that allows athletes to adapt, compete, and develop regardless of position or system.
Each AM Score is calibrated by age and sex to ensure results are meaningful and fair. Athletes are not ranked publicly and are not compared against peers by name. Instead, the score provides a clear baseline and a consistent way to measure improvement over time.
In addition to the universal AM Score, Athletic Metrics offers sport-specific projection scores. These apply sport-relevant weighting to the same test data to help coaches and trainers understand how an athlete’s athletic profile aligns with specific competitive demands — without altering the core AM Score itself.
The result is a single, objective reference point that brings clarity to athletic development conversations and supports smarter training and evaluation decisions.
About the AM Score
The AM Score is a universal measure of athleticism derived entirely from objective testing data. It is designed to quantify how effectively an athlete’s body can perform across fundamental movement demands that transfer between sports.
Rather than focusing on sport-specific skills, the AM Score evaluates core athletic traits such as speed, power, agility, reactivity, and repeat-effort capacity. These traits form the physical foundation that allows athletes to adapt, compete, and develop regardless of position or system.
Each AM Score is calibrated by age and sex to ensure results are meaningful and fair. Athletes are not ranked publicly and are not compared against peers by name. Instead, the score provides a clear baseline and a consistent way to measure improvement over time.
In addition to the universal AM Score, Athletic Metrics offers sport-specific projection scores. These apply sport-relevant weighting to the same test data to help coaches and trainers understand how an athlete’s athletic profile aligns with specific competitive demands — without altering the core AM Score itself.
The result is a single, objective reference point that brings clarity to athletic development conversations and supports smarter training and evaluation decisions.