This report describes physical tests measured on the dates shown. It is general information for the athlete and their family. It is not medical advice, a diagnosis or a prediction, and it does not replace care from a physician or other licensed health care provider.
Not medical advice
No part of this report is medical care, and reading it does not create a clinician and patient relationship with APX or any APX coach. Nothing here diagnoses, treats, clears or rules out any injury, illness or condition, and no result means an athlete is or is not safe to train or compete. Return to play after a suspected concussion or head injury needs written clearance from a licensed health care provider.
Check with a physician before starting or changing a training program, especially after an injury, surgery or illness. Stop and seek care for pain, dizziness, chest pain, fainting, shortness of breath or any new symptom. In an emergency, call emergency services right away.
What the numbers can and cannot show
Tests are run on commercial testing equipment under set protocols. Every test varies from day to day, and one session reflects that day: sleep, soreness, effort, recent growth and time of day all move the numbers. Values can also carry errors from the equipment, the set-up or the software that reads them.
Targets, and the words that say how a result compares with them, are working thresholds. Meeting a target does not mean free of risk, and missing one does not mean an injury or a disease. This report cannot predict future performance, injury, team selection, a scholarship or a professional career, and APX does not promise any result from testing or training.
Own start and age references
Changes are read against the athlete's own first results. They are not a grade and cannot be compared between athletes.
Typical for age values come from the published studies named beside them. Those studies tested different groups, with different equipment and methods, so the values are shown for context, not as standards to meet. The studies' authors have not reviewed or endorsed this report.
How this report is made
APX software measures every result on this page from the test data. The written lines are drafted with AI writing assistance (Anthropic's Claude) from the results, the body measurements and the athlete's age, sex, sport, position and training background. It never receives the athlete's name, date of birth, contact details, medical answers, session check-in answers, pain marks, the birth parents' heights or the estimated adult height. Software checks every line against the results, and APX staff review the page before the family sees it. A signed note from a coach is that coach's own words, which may start from an AI draft.
Training guidance on this page is general and is meant to be carried out in APX sessions under a coach's supervision; it is not an individual exercise prescription for use elsewhere. The report reflects the latest session shown and is not updated between sessions.
Where the family has given the birth parents' heights, the height chart also shows an estimated adult height range, worked out by APX software from the athlete's height, weight, age and sex and those heights. It is an estimate with a margin of error, not a promise or a prediction of how tall the athlete will be, and it can be wrong for athletes who grow earlier or later than typical. The parents' heights are not shown on the page, and the family can remove them from the athlete's profile at any time.
Privacy and this page
This page holds personal information about the athlete, including body measurements and test results. It is private: its link, including the QR code on a printed take-home sheet, opens it only for the athlete's parents and guardians, the athlete once they have their own login, and APX coaches and admins, after signing in, and only once every current agreement is signed. It is not public and is kept out of search engines.
APX does not sell or share personal information, as those terms are defined in the California Consumer Privacy Act. A parent or guardian, and an athlete aged thirteen or older, may ask APX for a copy of the information it holds, or to correct, delete or limit its use, by writing to [email protected]. The privacy policy and the signed data notice explain more.
No warranty
This report is provided as is, for information only. To the fullest extent the law allows, APX disclaims all warranties, express or implied, including accuracy, completeness and fitness for a particular purpose, and is not liable for decisions made on the basis of this report. Nothing here limits any right that cannot be limited under California law, or APX's responsibility for its own fraud, willful injury, gross negligence or violation of law. The participant agreements the family signed still apply, and where this notice and those agreements differ, the agreements control.
Accessibility
If any part of this page is hard to read or use, contact APX, which will provide the information in another format.