Stress & Anxiety
Tools for overthinking, pre-game nerves, fear of mistakes, school pressure, and the stress of balancing everything at once.
Sportify helps student athletes nation wide access sports training while also learning how to handle pressure, anxiety, confidence struggles, burnout, and the mental weight that comes with competing. Every athlete deserves support for the battles people cannot always see.
Support can help low-income athletes receive free or reduced-cost training, mentorship, and wellness education.
Stress, anxiety, confidence, burnout, and coping skills.
Sports training access for athletes across multiple sports.
The Sportify app is planned to launch by July 15.
Sportify exists to protect and strengthen the mental health of student athletes by giving them support, training access, mentorship, and a safe space to talk about the pressure behind the game.
Student athletes often carry pressure from school, sports, family, recruiting, injuries, competition, finances, and expectations. Sportify is built to help athletes understand that their mind matters just as much as their physical performance.
Our goal is to connect mental health education with real sports training opportunities, especially for athletes and families who may not be able to afford private training on their own.
Jerome Celoni brings 40 years of basketball and sports experience to Sportify, including high school and college-level playing experience. His background gives Sportify a real court-level understanding of what athletes go through physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially.
Sportify is personal to Jerome because he understands, personally, that athletes need more than drills, wins, and highlight reels. They need confidence, support, structure, guidance, and a safe place to talk about pressure, setbacks, anxiety, and the mental side of competing.
His mission is to help young athletes grow as whole people first, then as competitors. Through Sportify, Jerome wants training to become a path toward confidence, resilience, discipline, mental wellness, and opportunity for athletes nation wide.
Sportify helps student athletes better understand stress, anxiety, depression warning signs, confidence, performance pressure, burnout, recovery, and the importance of asking for help.
Tools for overthinking, pre-game nerves, fear of mistakes, school pressure, and the stress of balancing everything at once.
Education around rest, recovery, emotional exhaustion, loss of motivation, and why athletes need space to recharge.
Support for bouncing back after losses, injuries, rejection, criticism, bad games, and difficult seasons.
EMDR stands for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. It is a trauma-focused therapy that can help people process painful or distressing experiences so those memories feel less overwhelming and less emotionally intense.
For athletes, mental health can be affected by pressure, injury, fear, loss, family stress, difficult life experiences, or moments that stay with them long after the game ends. Sportify highlights EMDR because strong mental health is not just about motivation. It is also about healing, safety, regulation, and getting the right professional support when deeper pain is involved.
Sportify does not provide EMDR therapy unless delivered by a properly licensed mental health professional. This section is educational and encourages athletes and families to learn about therapy options and ask qualified providers what may be appropriate.
Sportify can support athletes across sports with speed, agility, conditioning, coordination, confidence, focus, discipline, and mental performance tools.
Basketball sessions can include ball handling, shooting, footwork, finishing, defense, court awareness, confidence, and pressure management.
Mindset support can include breathing, focus routines, positive self-talk, bouncing back from mistakes, and learning how to perform under pressure.
Donations and sponsorships help provide free or discounted sessions for low-income student athletes. Training can be sport-specific or focused on athletic movement, mindset, and confidence.
Choose a support amount through Stripe. Your support can help provide sports training, mentorship, and mental wellness education for athletes who may not otherwise be able to afford it.
Choose the amount that works for you. Every contribution helps move Sportify toward more sponsored training opportunities for low-income athletes.
Private training can be expensive. Sportify wants to reduce that barrier so more athletes can receive skill training, confidence support, and mental wellness education.
Ask About Sponsoring an AthleteHelps provide athlete resources, worksheets, mental health education, and support materials.
Helps fund a sports training session. A supporter may receive a thank-you session or gift it to an athlete who needs help.
Helps sponsor a larger training and wellness support package for athletes with financial need.
Supporters can choose to receive a free or discounted sports training session as a thank-you, or gift that session to a student athlete who needs support.
Tax note for the website: do not advertise these payments as tax-deductible unless Sportify has qualified nonprofit status or is working through a qualified fiscal sponsor.
Programs can be offered to athletes, parents, teams, schools, and community groups.
Skill development, athletic movement, conditioning, coordination, and sport-specific confidence.
Stress, pressure, anxiety, confidence, resilience, leadership, teamwork, and healthy coping skills.
Guidance for athletes navigating school, sports, motivation, challenges, goals, and personal growth.
Help athletes build plans for academics, athletics, habits, training, and mental well-being.
Education around rest, recovery, hydration, nutrition basics, and avoiding burnout.
Resources for adults who want to support athletes with empathy, structure, and communication.
This form is for athletes, parents, or guardians who want to ask about training, low-income support, or sponsored sessions.
Reach out for sports training, mental health education, workshops, partnerships, sponsorships, or low-income athlete support.