The ROI of HAPPY athletes

After more than a decade working with youth and inquiring into what makes athletes successful, I’ve came across “happiness” and “balance” as the common denominator.

In this context, we define “happy” as finding balance and feeling accomplished for the age and stage of development in the athlete’s life, while pursuing success in a competitive sport.

Significant investment in attending competitions, training, equipment, and emotional/physical support are necessary to ensure the success of the athlete. It’s important to consider how resources are allocated to achieve the best possible outcome.

Have you ever asked yourself whether one more competition would make a difference? or if investing a smaller portion of your resources into training would actually have a higher ROI (return on investment) and lead to greater success?
What about the investment in personal skills such as problem solving, goal setting, planing a personal YTP (Yearly training program) or learning how to manage performance anxiety and communicating with teammates?

What is the ROI of those?

To raise happy, healthy and balanced individuals at all ages and stages of development while in competitive sports, it is crucial to count with a support system that will help pase and give balance to the high performance environment that is intrinsically part of competitive sports.

And that is what we do, we have created HAPPY, the new edge on developing lifelong and successful athletes. A unique holistic approach to competitive sports.

Flor Siccardi