See who keeps going, from three angles.
GRITscore gives you a picture of effort and long-term focus in your team. Each player rates themselves, you rate each player, and a few teammates do too. You get a score per player and a starting point for a better conversation.
How it works
- Set up your team. Add your players and, if you like, split them into lines or groups.
- Launch a round. GRITscore gives every player a personal link and picks who rates whom, mixing groups so friends don't only rate friends.
- Share the links. Players open theirs on a phone, rate themselves and two to four teammates. No account or app needed.
- Add your view and read the results. Rate each player yourself, then see scores for effort and focus per player and for the team.
Three perspectives
Self-view counts for 30%, the coach for 40% and teammates for 30%. When one view is missing, the others are weighted up.
Twelve short questions
Six about effort (keeping going when it's hard) and six about focus (sticking with long-term goals). It takes a player about three minutes.
Built for Pro Coach members
Coaches sign in with the email they use for their Pro Coach subscription at The Hockey Site. Players never need a subscription.
What GRITscore is, and isn't
The idea behind it is grit: sticking with long-term goals and working hard at them, even when progress is slow. GRITscore uses its own questionnaire, written by The Hockey Site for coaches. It's a tool to start a conversation with a player, not a psychological test, and it shouldn't be the only thing behind a selection decision.