ForceFrame vs Team Hub

The ForceFrame App facilitates quick and easy testing of upper and lower body isometric strength and imbalance, as well as completing personalised isometric strength training programs. Connect to The ForceFrame via Bluetooth for rapid testing of over 30 isometric testing positions of the hip, knee, ankle, shoulder and neck. The live force graph provides visual bio-feedback in real-time, and highlights max strength and imbalance to facilitate rapid decision making. Once you have completed testing, data is uploaded to VALD Hub to facilitate centralised analytics and data review across VALD testing systems. The ForceFrame App also allows you to: - Manage or add profiles - Review or adjust each individuals’ test setup position - Test an individual or rapidly test an entire squad - Setup or modify tailored training programs targeting absolute or relative strength zones, complete with assigned reps, sets, and rest per exercise - Review historical results during testing for quick comparison Requirements : - Requires iOS 15 or later - Requires internet connection (additional fees may apply) - Requires ForceFrame hardware

Overview ** TeamHub works with TeamHR app running on nearby iPhone or iPad. TeamHub connects to Bluetooth heart rate sensors^ and anonymously sends real time heart rate and step data to the TeamHR app for display on a large TV. TeamHub can run on one or more iPhones, acting as signal repeaters for the TeamHR app. It is used to extend the total number and signal range of Bluetooth heart rate sensors. TeamHub can connect up to 13 Bluetooth heart rate sensors per iPhone, supporting up to 50 players in the TeamHR app. Ideal for football fields, athletics tracks, or swimming pools. You can download TeamHR from the App Store here: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6739381886 Key Features - Easy to setup - simply download and launch from one or more iPhones! - Restricted to pairing with Bluetooth heart rate sensors only - Reads heart rate data privately by displaying sensor names only - Sends heart rate data anonymously to TeamHR app running on iPhone - Sends step data anonymously to TeamHR app running on iPhone (Polar H10 sensors only) - Bluetooth heart rate sensors switch between multiple instances of this app - Player profile data is not used and is never shared with this app Setup 1. Start a session in Network mode on the TeamHR device. TeamHR will then wait for one or more TeamHubs to connect. 2. Launch TeamHub on one or more devices. These hubs act as signal repeaters for nearby heart rate sensors and work best when positioned around the perimeter of the training ground. 3. TeamHub will connect to the TeamHR device and show a confirmation message. 4. TeamHub automatically finds and pairs with heart rate sensors~ but may experience delays when the screen is off. 5. When TeamHR disconnects (i.e., session stopped), TeamHub automatically unpairs from all heart rate sensors. The screen must be on before starting another session. 6. TeamHub recognizes only Bluetooth heart rate devices, and TeamHR accepts data only from allocated sensors. 7. TeamHub sends heart rate data anonymously to TeamHR. It runs securely on any iPhone, as TeamHR never shares profile data with it. 8. If you’re experiencing connection issues, try restarting the session on the TeamHR device. You can also clear the Bluetooth cache on your TeamHub device by turning Bluetooth off and then back on in Settings > Bluetooth. ^Works only with Bluetooth heart rate sensors compatible with Network mode including Polar H7/H9/H10/OH1/SENSE/PRO and Wahoo TICKR (not Apple Watch). ~Polar H10 sensors with Firmware 4.0.4 or later show a "Bluetooth Pairing Request" the first time they connect to a TeamHub. Tap Pair to accept, and the prompt won't appear again on that TeamHub. We recommend pairing all affected sensors on each TeamHub before starting a session, so the prompt doesn't interrupt tracking.