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Our sports science data is credible, beneficial, and contribute to the ongoing pursuit of athletic excellence. By embracing scientific rigor, we adopt a pivotal role in shaping the future of sports performance and athlete development.

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DATA

One system. Comprehensive data. From the floor.

Data is compressed into six facets to provide a comprehensive overview of an athlete's performance. It is both a structural system and innovative offering.

Speed

Rapid movements are analyzed down to the millisecond, offering insights into acceleration bursts and sprint efficiency that define winning margins in competitions.

Power

From explosive jumps to forceful strikes, power metrics quantify the raw strength behind an athlete's movements, crucial for optimizing training regimens and refining technique.

Endurance

Endurance data tracks the body's ability to sustain effort over time, guiding athletes in pacing strategies and conditioning programs tailored to enhance stamina and resilience.

Reaction

Split-second decision-making is scrutinized through reaction time data, providing invaluable feedback on cognitive readiness and reflexive prowess under pressure.

Precision

Precision metrics measure accuracy and consistency in movements, essential for sports requiring pinpoint control.

Stability

Balance and stability metrics highlight core strength and neuromuscular control, crucial for injury prevention and maintaining peak performance throughout grueling seasons.

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SCIENCE

Zoom in. Custom Data Algorithms for Sports Performance Indices

Our calculations and explanations provide a comprehensive toolkit for assessing and optimizing athletic performance across various indices, enhancing training strategies and performance evaluation in sports and fitness contexts.

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Reactive Strength Index (RSI)

RSI = Jump Height / Contact Time
RSI quantifies an athlete's ability to rapidly change direction. Traditionally measured in drop jump tests, it is crucial for Change of Direction (COD) ability.
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RSI quantifies an athlete's ability to rapidly change direction. Traditionally measured in drop jump tests, it is crucial for Change of Direction (COD) ability.
Article 1
Quantifying the onset of the concentric phase of the force–time record during jumping
Northern Michigan University
Randall L. Jensen
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Article 2
Alternative Countermovement-Jump Analysis to Quantify Acute Neuromuscular Fatigue
International Journal of Sports Physiology
and Performance
Rob Gathercole
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Article 3
Estimation of Human Power Output from Vertical Jump
Journal of Applied Sports Science Research
Everett A. Harman
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Article 4
The Validity of the Smart Jump Contact Mat
Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research
Tom C. Reeve & Christopher J Tyler
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Article 5
A Simple Method for Field Measurements of Leg Stiffness in Hopping
International Journal of Sports Medicine
Georges Dalleau
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