Force plates - effective therapy for visible progress

They are equipped with innovative sensors of the latest technology, are portable and easy to operate via app: force plates. But the Myometers can do more than just measure muscle strength: they provide the user with an analysis of static and dynamic balance when standing, jumping, squatting and other exercises. They are an excellent way of showing customers or patients their training or therapy progress. After all, visible success makes it easier to stay on the ball!

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KFORCE Deltas

KFORCE Deltas Improve static and dynamic balance! The KFORCE Deltas are platforms that expand the possibilities of biomechanical analysis of athletic performance. The Deltas connect via Bluetooth® to the KFORCE app on a smartphone or tablet and can help coaches and therapists’ better structure an athlete's return to play. Thanks to their design, load capacity and high frequency, the Deltas measure physical performance in a versatile and fast way, unlike comparable products on the market. Versatile performance analysis Strength and speed analysis "Jump suite and functional assessments Team statistics Application examples for functional analyses Squats and pushups: power transfer to the floor & execution analysis Repeated jumps: speed, power, and fatigue Alternating jumps: speed, time in the air, reaction time left/right Jump analysis Countermovement Jump and Squat Jump protocols Evaluation of jump height Indicators for thrust, power, RFD (rate of force development) and right/left distribution during the impulse phase Protocols for Drop Jump Jump height after landing Force development during ground contact Reactive Strength Index Completed protocols Strength/Speed Spectrum Profile: Measure the optimal load for maximum strength, an innovative test for biomechanics, strength, and conditioning. Guide your training towards one of these two antagonistic components. Dynamic Strength Index (DSI): Determines the relationship between an athlete's ballistic maximum strength and their isometric maximum strength. This protocol includes the isometric maximum force of the mid-thigh pull (IMTP) and the ballistic maximum force during the Counter Movement Jump (CMJ). Unipodal CMJ / SJ: Highlighting left/right differences in thrust, power, performance, RDF, jump height. Product details Sampling frequency: 500 Hz 4 sensors per platform Comparison precision: 0.3 % Weight: 15 kg per platform Dimensions: 94 cm x 80 cm Scope of delivery: "right" and "left" platform

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But what are force plates? Force plates are controlled by an app and analyze and assess the distribution of force during static or dynamic movements as well as when standing. Static movements are performed during isometric training, for example, while jumps or squats are dynamic movements. They are equipped with an electronic pressure transducer and therefore serve as a kind of "myometer".

What can I use force plates for?

Force plates can analyze the following while standing or performing movements:

Balance & equilibrium
Force distribution (right/left)
Load on the respective extremities
Symmetry
Maximum force
Jump height for Counter Movement Jump & Squat Jump

You can also:

Create individual profiles for all clients/patients
Document progress over the long term
Have protocols drawn up

Finally making therapy progress measurable

A huge advantage of app-controlled force plates: The software makes it possible for you to create individual profiles for all clients and patients. This function allows you to continuously document your therapy and illustrate your patients' progress using personalized protocols. You can also use the data to continuously adapt your therapy to your patients even more effectively. Force plates are therefore an excellent tool when it comes to achieving even better results in your therapy in the long term.

Whether in physiotherapy and occupational therapy or for sports analysis: the highly innovative plates can be a great help in rehabilitation after injuries or illnesses, to improve posture, to increase maximum strength or to compensate for muscular imbalances.

Who are force plates suitable for?

If the myometers are portable, cordless plates, force plates are not only suitable for therapy practices, hospitals or fitness studios: personal trainers, outpatient physiotherapists or sports clubs also benefit from the versatility of the force measurement devices.