Countermovement jump, squat jump, drop jump, reactive strength index, single leg CMJ and broad jump. Enter a testing day in one grid, then read every athlete against your team mean and against reference bands for their sex.
Screenshot pending: the power test catalogue
Power is the biggest category in the catalogue. It covers bilateral and single leg jumping, plus the reactive strength index for athletes you're screening on stiffness rather than peak output.
Countermovement jump
The standard bilateral jump, entered as a number.
Squat jump
Concentric only, for the comparison against CMJ.
Drop jump
Paired with reactive strength index in most testing days.
Reactive strength index
Stored as its own test, not derived behind your back.
Single leg CMJ
Entered as paired left and right values.
Broad jump
Horizontal output, entered as a number.
Screenshot pending: the bulk test entry grid
Athletes down the side, tests across the top, keyboard navigable. Single leg CMJ takes a left and a right value on the same row, so the asymmetry stays in the record instead of getting averaged away at entry.
Bulk grid
Many athletes and six tests in one save.
Paired left and right values
Single leg results keep both sides.
Assessment groups
Group sessions under a named window like pre-season.
Editable after the fact
Reopen any past session and correct it.
Screenshot pending: the squad roster and category radar
Raw values normalise to a 0 to 100 score per test, which is what makes a jump height and a broad jump distance comparable on one radar. Power results also classify into bands from excellent through poor, with separate reference thresholds by sex.
Squad ranking
A sortable roster with a power score, and the top and bottom performer called out.
Against the team mean
Each athlete's score next to the squad average, including on their radar.
Reference bands
Excellent through poor, with sex specific thresholds.
Radar and bar charts
Category radar per athlete or team, and a bar chart per test across the squad.
Physical testing shipped recently. These are the edges of it, worth knowing before a trial rather than after.
No trend over time
The dashboard shows the latest result per test, not a progress line.
No retest comparison
You can't yet diff one testing session against another.
No custom tests
The 23 seeded tests across six categories are the catalogue.
Web only
Coach entry on the web, with no athlete self entry.
Not in reports yet
Test results aren't part of the daily, weekly or athlete exports.
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