What to Expect
Everything you need to know before your Athlete Combine session — what to bring, how testing works, and how your results come back.
From booking to your next retest.
Pick a combine, choose a session time, and pay online. You'll get a confirmation email with everything you need for the day.
Check in, warm up with your group, then rotate through all 8 stations with staff recording every measurement.
Staff review every result before it's released. Your numbers land on your Player Card — yours to view any time, and to share.
Most athletes do quarterly retests, so they can see what's actually changed rather than guessing. Each combine is a separate booking.
Arrive 15 minutes early
Gives you time to check in and settle in before your session starts.
Check in and get your wristband
Staff check you in against your booking and assign your wristband at the Check-In desk.
Group warm-up
A short warm-up with your session group before testing starts.
Rotate through all 8 stations
Your group moves through every station together. Testing runs across 2 courts — you start on the first and move to the second as the next group starts, so you're not queuing.
Results released after staff review
Staff check every result before it's released to your Player Card — this isn't instant, but it won't take long.
A new session starts every 30 minutes, with up to 20 athletes in each one. You're on court for about 35–45 minutes. Testing runs across 2 courts — your group starts on the first court and moves to the second as the next group starts, so there's no waiting around.
Every athlete is measured on all 16, across 8 stations, in this order. Tap a station tag for the full drill detail.
Every measurement from each of the 8 stations is recorded by staff on the day. Once staff have checked everything, your results are released to your Player Card — a snapshot of your key numbers you can view any time, and share.
Your weight is recorded but kept private — staff see it (it's useful context for other measurements), but it never appears on your Player Card or anywhere else you or anyone else can see.
Think a result was recorded incorrectly? Contact us within 14 days of release and we'll review it.
Every session starts with a group warm-up — don't skip it, even if you've warmed up on your own beforehand.
Have an injury or medical condition staff should know about? There's an optional note for exactly this when you book — see the "Any injury or medical condition staff should know about?" field on the booking page. It's only ever visible to staff, never on your Player Card.
Staff may stop any test if they believe it's unsafe for you to continue — that's not a judgement on you, it's just the right call to make in the moment.
Can parents watch?
Yes. There's always space for parents and family to watch from the sideline.
What if I'm sick on the day?
If you can't make it, our Refund Policy covers cancellations.
Can I retest?
Most athletes do quarterly retests, so they can see what's actually changed rather than guessing. Each combine is a separate booking.
How many athletes are in a session?
A new session starts every 30 minutes, with up to 20 athletes in each one. You're on court for about 35–45 minutes. Testing runs across 2 courts — your group starts on the first court and moves to the second as the next group starts, so there's no waiting around.
