Sports Psychology Porter's
Five Forces Analysis

Instant digital download; fully editable so you adapt language, examples, and ratings to your clinic, team program, or practitioner network in minutes. Change terminology, add local competitors, and update pricing scenarios quickly. One clear line: edit and present today.

Immediate download after purchase

Editable sections and force ratings

Swap examples for local competitors

Adjust pricing and utilization inputs

The template breaks out all five forces-industry rivalry, threat of new entrants, buyer power, supplier power, and substitutes-each with sports-psychology-specific prompts and scoring guidance to quantify competitive pressure. Use force-by-force findings to set pricing or retention tactics. One clear line: every force covered.

Industry rivalry scored by program density

New entrants flagged by low barriers

Buyer power tied to athletic budgets

Supplier power shows practitioner scarcity

Content is written for competitive sports, clubs, and academic athletic programs with examples like university contracts, team retainers, and per-session billing. It highlights real drivers: credentialing, practitioner networks, and institutional procurement cycles. One clear line: directly relevant to your market.

Examples for collegiate and pro teams

Highlights credential and accreditation effects

Explains institutional purchasing timelines

Considers youth-club seasonal demand cycles

Clean layout and headings designed for slide decks and reports; each force has a summary, scorecard, implications, and recommended actions so readers scan fast and act faster. Visual-ready sections save editing time. One clear line: presentation-ready pages.

Consistent headings and scorecards

Short executive summaries per force

Visual-ready text for slides

Printable for board or coach meetings

The template includes investor-focused language linking force scores to revenue risk, practitioner capacity, and contract stickiness-helping you show defensibility and monetization paths in business plans or pitch decks. Use it to justify pricing or retention KPIs. One clear line: investor-friendly analysis.

Links forces to revenue sensitivity

Shows practitioner capacity impacts

Frames contract and retainer value

Includes investor-facing implication points

The Excel sheet delivers visual force ratings, color-coded pressure bars, and a radar chart for quick comparisons; it opens in Google Sheets with intact formulas for collaborative editing across teams. One clear line: cross-platform and formula-ready.

Color-coded pressure bars included

Radar chart for force comparison

Formulas editable in Google Sheets

Copy sheets for scenario testing

Pre-written force analyses and recommended actions cut research time; you get structured paragraphs you can tweak for specific clubs, colleges, or clinics-so you spend less time writing and more time advising. One clear line: saves hours of prep.

Pre-filled market examples included

Ready recommendations per force

Editable narrative sections for fast use

Reduces research time significantly

Designed for consultants and analysts who need repeatable, client-ready outputs; reuse the template across assessments, workshops, and retainers to standardize findings and speed delivery. One clear line: consultant-ready and repeatable.

Reusable for multiple client projects

Workshop prompts for stakeholder sessions

Standardized scoring for comparability

Client-ready executive summaries included

Ideal for case studies, MBA projects, and classroom assignments; the template teaches force scoring and strategic implications with sports-psychology examples and guided questions for discussion. One clear line: great for teaching and learning.

Case-ready examples for coursework

Guided questions for classroom debate

Teaches scoring and implication steps

Fits group or individual projects