What kind of athlete are you?

Your drive when you move

Win, endure, thrill or decompress: discover your sports temperament.

10 questions

The questions

You do sport mainly to…
- Win, surpass myself
- Go the distance, consistency
- The thrill, adrenaline
- Relax, decompress
- The joy of being in a group
Your dream sport…
- A competitive sport
- Marathon, long distance
- Extreme sports
- Yoga, peaceful swimming
- A team sport
When you don't feel like going…
- The goal remotivates me
- I go anyway, out of discipline
- I switch to something more fun
- I listen to myself, I rest
- I don't want to let the team down
After the effort…
- I look at my performance
- Proud to have held on
- Still on adrenaline
- Soothed, clear-minded
- We debrief together
What would make you stop…
- Not progressing anymore
- Losing my routine
- It becoming repetitive
- It becoming a chore
- Not seeing friends anymore
Sport, in your life…
- A constant challenge
- A discipline
- A source of sensations
- A balance, well-being
- A social moment
Your goal when starting sport…
- Beat a record
- Endure over time
- Experience sensations
- Feel good in my head
- Share with others
Your worst sports moment…
- Losing
- Having to give up
- Routine setting in
- When it becomes too competitive
- Having to play alone
What makes you progress…
- Rivalry
- Consistency
- Novelty
- Pleasure, without pressure
- Team spirit
Sport brings you mostly…
- The taste of winning
- Discipline
- Thrills
- Peace
- Bonds

The competitor · You play to win. Surpassing yourself and beating others, that's the fuel.
The endurer · Consistency and discipline. You hold on where others give up.
The adventurer · The thrill above all. The more intense, the more you feel alive.
The zen · You move to find peace. Sport is your balance.
The team player · The pleasure is the collective. Alone, it's not the same.