For athletes & parents
What a session is like.
You lie still for 30–60 minutes while each muscle is measured. Within a few days you have a map of where your body is sending the load, the muscles to work on in order, and a programme on your phone.
- 1
You lie still.
Two small pads and a light sensor go on each muscle.
- 2
One very short pulse per measurement.
An electrical pulse of 1 millisecond. The sensor records how the muscle twitches.
- 3
Your sport's engine reads it.
Position, dominant side and any complaint are part of the analysis.
- 4
You get your map and programme.
Same day or within a few days. Re-test in 6–8 weeks.
Left and right, side by side.
Questions
- How long does it take?
- 30–60 minutes, depending on your sport and how many muscles are measured (up to 34 pairs).
- What do I get?
- A body map, the muscles to work on in order, and a corrective programme on your phone, organised in blocks you can follow 2–3 times a week.
- Is it a diagnosis?
- No. It is a measurement of how each muscle responds. If anything suggests a medical issue, you'll be told to see a doctor first.
- How often should I come back?
- Every 6–8 weeks, or more often while you are coming back from an injury.