Capacity in the gym.
How does it transfer
to running?
Connect gym/clinic assessments with how your athletes run. SpeedSig helps your staff understand the pattern, investigate further and consider what comes next.
The missing link
is how.
A gym result and a completed running exposure answer different questions. SpeedSig examines the transfer between them: how the athlete expresses their capacity in running.
Multiply the value
of the technology
you already own.
Apply an additional layer of analytics to compatible Catapult and STATSports GPS/IMU systems—bringing running biomechanics into normal training.
Use what you have.
Use it better.
No additional tracking hardware to buy when your existing system is compatible.
From one athlete
to your squad.
Review squad patterns and focus attention on the athletes who need closer investigation.
Follow expression
over time.
Change detection algorithms help staff follow improvements and regressions over time.
Five components.
One connected
conversation.
Give sports science, strength and conditioning, medical and rehabilitation staff a shared structure for discussing how an athlete runs.
- PUNCH
- Vertical kinetics
- FREQ
- Step frequency
- HIP LOCK
- Dynamic stability
- RIP
- Horizontal kinetics
- GCT
- Ground contact time
Consider the components together, at the relevant speed and against the athlete’s history.
From measurements
to the next question.
Three AI guidance layers connect running information with further assessment, coaching and rehabilitation.
What are we seeing?
A plain-English overview of the running pattern, considered within a speed dependent context, differences between limbs and the athlete’s history.
What should we check?
Guidance on investigation continuums and how to integrate running mechanics data with gym/clinical assessments and findings.
What could we do next?
Coaching, training and rehabilitation options for practitioners to consider, select and follow through to reassessment.
Consider findings from VALD, Hawkin Dynamics and KangaTech alongside running mechanics. Your staff apply the athlete’s history, symptoms and sporting demands to the decision.
See how the
pieces connect.
Join the Capacity → Control → Chaos email series for practical explanations and athlete examples, followed by previews of the new SpeedSig.
Join the series using the form below ↓
- 01 The framework and five running components
- 02 Practical assessment and coaching questions
- 03 Athlete cases: finding → investigation → action
- 04 November software preview invitations
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