Using the best technology on the market, our data-driven assessment identifies the root causes of pain, movement limitations, and performance plateaus, so you can train smarter, reduce injury risk, and perform at your best.
Free. Three quick questions, about 40 seconds.
Don't settle for discomfort or guesswork in your training. A biomechanical assessment shows what's really going on in your body, so you can train without setbacks.
If you keep getting the same injury, or the same pain won't fully go away, your body is probably compensating for an underlying weakness. Your assessment finds that weak point, so you can fix the real problem instead of the symptom.
Hidden movement restrictions can stall your progress without you noticing. We find them with precision-driven analysis, so you know exactly what's holding your numbers back and how to move past it.
Many athletes build up imbalances over time without knowing it. These cause energy leaks, inefficient movement and a higher injury risk. Your assessment pinpoints exactly what needs correcting.
We measure what your body is actually doing, from your joints to how you produce force.
It starts with a free pre-assessment consult, so you're only booking the full assessment once we've confirmed it's right for you.
Book your pre-assessment consult ↗A quick consult first means we're not running a generic assessment. We check it's right for you, and use your training and injury history to work out what to focus on.

Gus takes the first consult himself, most of the time. He's spent years working with athletes on exactly this kind of assessment, so the person checking if it's right for you is the same person who understands what the numbers mean.
Free, 15 minutes. We check this is right for you and answer your questions.
2 hours at our clinic. Everything measured properly, nothing rushed.
Talked through with you, then sent over. It's yours to keep either way.
Built from what we found. Only if it makes sense for you.
The pre-assessment consult is free. We'll go through the full price on that call, once we know which assessment is right for you.
Then we'll say so on the consult, and you've lost 15 minutes. That happens more often than you'd think. We'd rather have the consult than not.
Depends what we find. Most plans include a retest around 8 weeks in, which is when we'd expect to see movement in whatever we flagged.
No. That's a diagnosis, and it isn't ours to make. We measure how you move and produce force. If the numbers point to something clinical, we'll point you to someone who can help.
Force plates, joint testing and your numbers against other athletes your age. It starts with a free pre-assessment consult.