01 / Fitness context
Look beyond a single result.
Explore shared fitness metrics alongside their history. Understand where an athlete is today with context from the work that came before.
For Recruiters / Universities · Clubs · Academies
See the athlete.
Understand
the journey.
Potential has a history. Get to know it.
Go deeper than the highlight reel. Striiive brings the fitness data, training history, and development an athlete chooses to share into one Athletic Passport.
A fuller picture of potentialIllustrative preview
Athletic Passport
An athlete’s development story
The record behind the resultExample data
- VO₂ max
- 52 mL/kg/min
- Training time
- 6h 40m Past 7 days
VO₂ max over time6 months
Month 1Month 6
Training history Development trends
One moment tells you what happened.
A history helps you ask what comes next.
More context. Better questions.
There’s more to an athlete
than their best day.
A shared passport adds depth to the performances, conversations, and observations you already value.
02 / Training history
See the work that adds up.
Review the training sessions and activity an athlete has chosen to share. Bring their preparation into the conversation about their next step.
03 / Development
Take the longer view.
Follow changes in available metrics over time. Use development trends to ask more informed questions about an athlete’s journey.
A closer look
The story behind
the shared record.
A 46-second look at what a shared passport shows you, and how it reaches you.
From their passport to your conversation
A private link.
A more informed starting point.
- 01
Receive a private link.
The athlete or their guardian sends you an Athletic Passport, with the sections they want you to see.
- 02
Review the shared record.
Open the link in your browser. If the link is identity locked, verify the recipient email to continue.
- 03
Start a better conversation.
Use that context alongside your own observations to talk with the athlete about their next opportunity.
The athlete stays in control.
Sharing is a choice. Athletes and guardians decide what to include and can set limits on access. Each passport gives you context for a conversation, with the athlete at the center.
Before you open a passport
A few useful details.
How do I access an athlete’s passport?
Ask the athlete or their guardian to share a private Athletic Passport link with you. Open it in your browser to review the information they have chosen to include. Identity-locked links also require verification of the recipient email.
What will I see in a shared passport?
The available information depends on the athlete’s record and the sections selected when the link was created. It can include fitness metrics, training history, and development trends. Some sections may be hidden or have limited data.
What if the passport link has expired?
Ask the athlete or their guardian for a new link. Shared links can have expiry dates and view limits, and access can be revoked by the person managing the passport.
Their next chapter. Your next conversation.
Get a fuller picture
of their potential.
Talk with us about using Athletic Passports in your recruitment conversations.