Find out what you’re built for.
Compare your proportions with Olympic athletes and see which sports and positions give your body a head start.
- About 2 minutesto get your results
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- Photos stay on your devicenever uploaded
sports, positions
From Olympic events to the sports popular . Tap one to see the build it rewards.
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Your measurements
Start with the basics. Each optional measurement sharpens the result.
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How the scoring works
Advantage
How much more common your build is among a sport’s elite athletes than among people worldwide. “13×” means people with your height and build turn up 13 times as often among Olympic badminton players as among people worldwide. Sports are ranked by this number.
- 3× or more strong natural advantage
- 1.5–3× some advantage
- 0.67–1.5× no clear advantage
- Below 0.67× built against it
Match
How closely you fit the typical athlete in that sport or position. Being inside the middle half of the athletes on a measurement scores full marks. Match drives the limiting factors in the deep dive.
Where the targets come from
Height and BMI for 27 sports are fitted on Olympic athletes from 1992 to 2016. Arm span, leg, hand, foot and shoulder targets, and sports without Olympic data (climbing, sumo, jockey, coxswain, rugby union, American football, cricket, kabaddi), use published sports-science findings. Team positions are placed around each sport’s real median.
Photo measuring
The pose model runs in your browser and the photo is never uploaded. It finds your joints and converts them to centimetres using your height. Early checks put arm span and leg length within a few centimetres; shoulder width uses a correction from a tape-measure comparison.
Limits
- Build is one factor among many. Training, skill, aerobic capacity, muscle fibre type, coordination and nerve matter far more for most people, and plenty of champions have the “wrong” body for their sport.
- “People in general” means adults worldwide (average height about 171 cm for men and 159 cm for women), so results are comparable wherever you live. This covers height and BMI; other proportions use Western references.
- Which sports count as popular in each region is an editorial judgement.
- If you’re still growing, treat the results loosely.
- Links to Playo and Decathlon, shown to visitors in India, are the creator’s own picks. There’s no payment or partnership.
- The site counts visits and a few anonymous actions (like opening a sport) with GoatCounter, which uses no cookies. Your measurements, photo and location are never sent.
Full method, trade-offs and data sources: decision log · source code.