At APM Mentorship, our journey is built on our personal experiences as student athletes — through failures and successes.
We have walked the path of and have come to understand the critical role that mentorship plays in achieving one’s goals.
This insight has shaped our mission to help others succeed.
Mission
We support young student athletes who keen to improve their sports and academics. Through mentorship, we assist student-athletes transition well into the different phases of the development journey from 16 – 24 years old.
Vision
APM Sports improves sporting and academic performance through mentorship. Student athletes will be well equipped to face challenges and be prepared to achieve their goals with better understanding of the learning process.
Welcome to Athlete Performance Mentorship
Our Values
Collaboration
Working together, learning and listening to each other to create a better environment for athletes. The spirit of Ubuntu.
Excellence
Striving to exceed expectations and giving full effort.
Integrity
Honesty and setting an example. Actions speak louder than words.
Positivity
Maintaining a constructive and optimistic attitude towards challenges to find suitable solutions to complex challenges.
Commitment
In assisting athletes to go beyond their perceived limits and potential.
Respect
Valuing all individuals and teams.
About Our Supporters
“Having a mentor to guide a student athlete in the ways in which one could succeed academically and athletically is imperative.
Being a student athlete is a massive privilege but with that privilege comes responsibility and sacrifice. One of the biggest challenges is understanding priorities and ensuring that you are preparing yourself to excel in both areas. It takes planning and time management to make both work”
“The margin between successful and unsuccessful athletes is so fine and drawing on the experience and expertise of an individual who is knowledgeable and willing to guide you is imperative. Often the difference isn't even related to your ability as an athlete. I think good athletes work hard in the right direction, but great athletes work hard in the right direction more often. It comes down to the efficiency of your approach.