When young athletes leave sport early, it is rarely because of one clear event. More often, several things shift at the same time.
Training demands increase. Recovery doesn't always keep pace. Growth changes how the body responds. Stress builds across school, sport, and life.
Individually, these changes can seem manageable. Over time, they interact in ways that make continued participation harder to sustain.
ADI helps families stay aware of these shifts as they happen, so decisions are guided earlier rather than made in response to outcomes.
Begin with a guided ADI Lab that establishes an initial view across key durability factors.
Different durability drivers are revisited at different intervals based on how they change.
The Index and your guidance from NOAH are updated as new information is added.
ADI membership provides a structured way to stay oriented as the factors that influence durability change over time.
Through regular check ins across the year, ADI maintains an up to date Index that reflects what is happening now rather than what was true earlier in the season.
Guidance from NOAH helps families understand which factors deserve attention, which can wait, and how priorities shift as athletes grow and schedules change.
Progress becomes easier to see as patterns emerge over time, giving families greater confidence in the decisions they make along the way.