The hardware

The same tests the pros take.

Four systems that together build a complete picture of you as an athlete. Pick a device to see what it measures, and why that number matters in your sport.

Force Plates HumanTrak ForceFrame Timing Gates

VALD ForceDecks: Force Plates

You stand on two plates and jump, land, or hold a position. The plates read the force of every millisecond through each leg separately.

• Jump heightcm
• Peak forceN
• Power outputW/kg
• L/R asymmetry%
• Reactive strength indexRSI

Why it matters: jump height tracks explosiveness, and landing asymmetry catches the imbalances that quietly become injuries.

VALD HumanTrak: Motion Capture

A camera-based system tracks your joints in 3D while you squat, lunge, and balance. No suit, no markers.

• Joint anglesdeg
• Squat depthcm
• Knee valgusdeg
• Balance & swaymm

Why it matters: how you move decides how you'll hold up. Movement quality is the difference between training hard and training safely.

VALD ForceFrame: Strength Testing

You push or pull against fixed sensors at the hips, groin, hamstrings, shoulders, and neck. Each side is measured on its own.

• Max isometric forceN
• L/R imbalance%
• Strength vs. bodyweightN/kg

Why it matters: a 13% side-to-side gap is invisible in the mirror but obvious to the sensors, and fixable once you can see it.

VALD SmartSpeed: Timing Gates

Laser gates clock your sprints, splits, and agility runs to the millisecond, the way combines and pro trials do it.

• Sprint splitss
• Acceleration 0–10ms
• Change of directions

Why it matters: a stopwatch hides a tenth of a second. At game speed, a tenth of a second is the play.