Elevate your athletes’ performance.
Elevate your patients’ rehab outcomes.
Force plate data, out of the lab and into wherever you work.
Portable
Wireless & IOS
Validated
Easy
Force/pressure & balance data is a vital part of modern sport performance coaching.
Unfortunately force plates are expensive, static and hard to use.
Strengthen Your Training with Informed Decisions
Three steps to delivering performance outcomes for your athletes.
1. BOOK A CONSULTATION
Speak with one of our Performance Consultants about how to integrate force/pressure into your business or practice.
2. BECOME AN EXPERT
Take one our online certification courses, and get up to speed on all things GRF.
3. LEAD THE FIELD
Deliver performance changes, strengthen your RTP decisions and elevate communication with your clients.
Where We Work
GOLF
Analyze, improve and validate golf performance. Grow your coaching program with force & pressure data.
SPORTS MEDICINE
Guide assessments, improve patient outcomes and differentiate your practice using real-time force & balance data.
PERFORMANCE TRAINING
Evaluate patterns, guide improvements with external cues and add new service offerings.
We don’t just sell mats & plates.
We’ve helped thousands of coaches & clinicians deliver performance results to their athletes, and are here to assist you.
Industry-leading online certifications.
Designed by the best in the business.
Software that goes beyond the data.
Manage & engage with your clients.
Complimentary Consultations.
Our team collaborates with you to find answers to your sport or rehab-specific performance questions. We help you make the most of your investment.
How BODITRAK Data Helps
1. ASSESS
Create objective baselines and get to the core of the ‘how’ of a movement in seconds. Analyze a swing, movement limitation or risk pattern (individual or team-based activity) and build your plan.
3. EVALUATE
Track progress against your athletes’ benchmarks – performance or rehab.
Make data-driven RTP decisions and be confident getting your athletes back to the field of play.
2. RETRAIN
Use external cues to coach movement patterns – from the golf swing to a squat to a jump. Live biofeedback is the fastest way to make changes happen, changes that stick.
4. PERFORM
Validate the changes you drive – demonstrating quantifiable progress. Create competitions and build confidence with immediate performance metrics.
1. ASSESS
Create objective baselines and get to the core of the ‘how’ of a movement in seconds. Analyze a swing, movement limitation or risk pattern (individual or team-based activity) and build your plan.
2. RETRAIN
Use external cues to coach movement patterns – from the golf swing to a squat to a jump. Live biofeedback is the fastest way to make changes happen, changes that stick.
3. EVALUATE
Track progress against your athletes’ benchmarks – performance or rehab.
Make data-driven RTP decisions and be confident getting your athletes back to the field of play.
4. PERFORM
Validate the changes you drive – demonstrating quantifiable progress. Create competitions and build confidence with immediate performance metrics.
Take Our Complimentary Course
Start learning the key concepts and applications for force & pressure (5 videos) – select your industry below.
News & ideas on ground mechanics in sports performance.
BODITRAK x NABOSO
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GOLF GROUND MECHANICS 2.0
This week, we are excited to push the second iteration of our Golf Ground Mechanics certification live. Over the last year, we filmed and edited new content based on the latest research from Dr. Sasho MacKenzie, popular applications of force and pressure in golf instruction and feedback from the BodiTrak community.
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Cheat Codes: How To Improve Club Head Speed By Increasing Vertical Force At A Specific Point In The Downswing
Last month, BodiTrak advisor Dr. Sasho MacKenzie joined Cordie Walker on the Golf Science Lab to discuss ground mechanics
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