Sport Biomechanics

Optimize Movement Through Analysis

Transform athletic performance through precise biomechanical analysis. From force production and movement efficiency to technique optimization and injury prevention, discover how movement science elevates your training.

Analyze Your Movement View Movement Patterns

Biomechanical Principles

Translate motion capture, force data, and technique cues into actionable coaching decisions.

Kinematics

3D motion capture

Track joint angles and sequencing to see where form changes under load.

Overlay rep-to-rep movement paths

Flag asymmetry across limbs

JointAngle

Hip

Knee

Ankle

Forces

Force and power

Profile ground reaction and bar speed to find power leaks fast.

Compare concentric and eccentric outputs

Measure rate of force development

RFDPeakImpulse

Anthro

Segment leverage

Use limb lengths and segment ratios to guide positions and equipment.

Dial stance, reach, and contact points

Adjust for growth and position changes

Segmentcm

Arm span

Torso

Leg

FitSetup

Optimization

Technique efficiency

Prioritize cues that lower energy cost and reduce injury risk.

Rank cues by impact and consistency

Track efficiency gains by block

Drive

Stack

Timing

Control

EfficiencyRisk down

Movement Analysis & Optimization

Our app provides comprehensive movement analysis through advanced motion capture, force analysis, and technique optimization tools.

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Professional Equipment

Advanced Motion Analysis

Professional-grade motion capture technology for comprehensive biomechanical analysis and technique optimization.

🅖OAT

How 🅖OAT targets are set

Benchmarks blend sport science with your profile so targets feel ambitious but achievable—and adjust as you log data.

Sport taxonomyEvent contextPersonal profileRecent metrics

Sport + event baselines

Calibrated

Benchmarks tuned to discipline, age range, and course context so “good” means something specific.

Profile-aware targets

Personalized

Body type, availability, travel, and gear roll into targets so they fit the real training window.

SMART-ready scaffolding

Actionable

Goal forms prefill with suggested values and dates so scoring stays measurable and time-bound.

Auto scoring

Adaptive

Every update refines the recommended stretch, showing how close you are to the adjusted 🅖OAT mark.

Where it lives

Drop into sport pages, membership, and testing stories to explain why targets feel tailored before anyone logs in.

What it powers

SMART goal forms, testing recaps, and Smart Coach nudges all pull from the same 🅖OAT backbone—so every CTA points to one story.

Biomechanics in Action

Real-world applications of movement analysis from elite athletes and sports scientists

P☲WERStrength & Conditioning

The Architecture of Faster Freestyle

Across the set of included studies, the message is consistent enough to matter. Adding strength and conditioning alongside swim training tends to improve sprint freestyle performance, and the meta analysis supports improvements in fifty meter and one hundred meter outcomes compared with swim training alone.1

BO☳NCEPerformance

Dolphin Kicks into the Finish and the Art of Choosing Speed

World Aquatics updated the backstroke finish rule (SW 6.3) so that once a swimmer’s head passes the 5 m mark before the wall, they’re allowed to fully submerge—which means they can potentially dolphin kick underwater into the finish instead of staying on the surface for a “classic” touch.

TechniqueTennis

Serve Lines and Story Arcs

Technique scoping review. Groundstrokes/serves: sequencing and EMG timing themes guide cueing and camera-based feedback.