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Stomp-IT Force Plates
These smart dual force plates are designed to assess the quality of movement, power, strength, and balance. Testing protocols include the isometric mid-thigh pull, counter-depth jump, isometric testing, and ASH testing. Some of the relevant data received from the plates include jump height, impulse forces, reactive strength index, ground contact time, and eccentric utilization ratio from a range of different jump types.
Pull-IT Dynamometer
Reliably measure isometric, concentric or eccentric force and power of movement or muscle groups. Pull-IT can measure up to 150kg of tension force, making it the go-to isometric testing tool for isolating big muscle groups such as the Quadriceps. We will also look at essential metrics such as grip strength trends with the Pull-IT.
Push-IT Dynamometer
The Push-IT smart handheld dynamometer transforms manual muscle testing beyond a feeling, allowing you to perform isolated strength assessments quickly. Record digital results to analyze your clients' strengths, track progression over time, and measure the effectiveness of your work.
Timing Mate Timing
Timing Mate is an electronic timing system that provides immediate feedback down to 1/100th of a second without using a reflector during training sessions. It can time virtually any distance, including short sprints, long sprints, flying sprints, and laps. Protocols utilized by the Fortitude Factory include the 10m sprint and 20m sprint tests and, when relevant, the 40-yard dash test.