Sports brain profile
Athletes carry a real risk of sustaining a brain injury. This tool captures how your brain naturally functions and how you are wired, before any injury occurs, so that if you ever do sustain a concussion, your clinician, coach, and support team have a clear baseline to work from rather than starting from scratch.
Part 2a — Personality traits
These are stable personality traits that shape how you respond to demands, stress, and recovery. Rate how true each statement is for you generally.
Part 2b — Life context
These questions are about your current life situation. They help place your profile in context.
Part 3 — Background context
These optional questions add context to your profile. Skip anything that doesn't apply.
What sport or activity do you participate in?
Select the closest match, or describe in the free text field below.
Current training level
Have you had any previous concussions or head injuries?
Other relevant history (select all that apply)
Anything else worth knowing?
Anything about your health, life situation, or how you generally function that feels relevant.
Sports Brain Profile — Brain Recovery Map
How you naturally function across key brain areas. A strong baseline means this area is working well for you. A lower baseline means it is more effortful or variable in your day to day. This is your reference point, useful context for any clinician or coach who supports you.
These stable traits shape how you naturally respond to demands and stress, and how they would interact with recovery if you were ever injured.