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Getting Started

Basic steps outlined below to help you get up and running

Written by Elizabeth Kinsella-Kent

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Step 1: Add Your First Athlete

  • Create an athlete profile to track their progress over time.

Step 2: Connect Your Sensor

  • Click Pair New Sensor

  • Select your sensor from Discovered Sensors

  • Once connected, your sensor will have a slow blue flashing light, and a coloured circle will show around the sensor icon on the top right of the app

Step 3: Choose your measurement system (kg/lb) before testing

  • Click on the Settings icon

  • Click on ‘Account’

  • Click on ‘Measurement System’

  • Update to your preferred measurement system

Step 4: Run Your First Test

  • From the home screen, tap "Exercises"

  • Go to "Jumps" and then select "CMJ" for Countermovement Jump.

  • Place the sensor on your foot, and tap "Start". Perform the jump when ready - the app will automatically capture and analyse it.

Step 5: Start Your First Workout

  • We’ve created a sample workout for you called 'S&C Initial Workout'.

  • Navigate to the Workout section and start it to capture your Reactive Strength and Load-Velocity Profile.

Step 6: Explore Load-Velocity Profiling

Log into the Hub to review your workout and analyse your LVP to understand how load and bar speed interact and guide strength and power prescription.


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Step 1: Navigate to the Athlete Tab

  • From the main dashboard, click on Athletes.

Step 2: Find Athlete Profile

  • Click into the selected athlete’s name

Step 3: Select the Profiling Chart

  • Within the athlete profile, navigate to the Profiling Chart from the side menu

Step 4: Set Parameters for the Load Velocity Profile

  • From the Measurement dropdown list, select 'Back Squat'

  • Then select 'Mean Velocity' from the Rep Metric dropdown list

  • Finally, select your Baseline Sets

Step 5: View the Load Velocity Profile

  • You’ll see a load vs velocity graph displaying:

    • Each recorded set/load

    • The corresponding mean velocity

  • The system will automatically generate the athlete’s profile curve


Step 6: Review Key Metrics

  • Review calculated outputs such as:

    • Estimated 1RM

    • Velocity at each load

    • Profile slope / characteristics

  • Use these insights to understand the athlete’s strength-speed profile


Step 7: Apply Insights

  • Use the LVP data to:

    • Inform training loads

    • Individualise strength or velocity-based prescriptions

    • Monitor progress and adaptation

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