SPP2 vs KinetikIQ

Developed by elite performance coaches John Pryor, Leigh Egger and Jan Müller, the SPP gives clients access to specialised functional training to develop greater speed, agility and movement efficiency. The content is heavily influenced by leaders in the field of athletic development such as Frans Bosch, Vern Gambetta and many others. In essence, the content marries strength and coordination for the purpose of better movement. A SPP account is needed to use the app. Physical Activity Notice ======================= The App may include features that promote physical activity. Consider the risks involved and consult with your medical professional before engaging in any physical activity. Fit3k Pty Ltd is not responsible or liable for any injuries or damages you may sustain that result from your use of, or inability to use, the features of the App.

Real-Time, Sensor-Free Movement Assessment. KinetikIQ is the brand new release from Precision Sports Technology - providing fast, accurate information on movement patterns without the need for any sensors or wearables. This app is the complete toolbox for physiotherapists, strength and conditioning coaches, athletic trainers and therapists. Instant Metrics Once you record an assessment in the app, our AI system will generate automatic metrics on biomechanical movement patterns including range of motion, velocity, asymmetries and instabilities, allowing you to get instant, objective data on your client's movement quality. In Version 1, the metrics generated are highly sport science focused, with later releases catering to patients and athletes with greater accessibility. Custom Exercise No limitation on exercises and no need to wait for Precision Sports Technology to provide the capability to get analysis on the movement pattern you need. With custom exercises, simply select key points to measure, hit save and ready to go! Group Management, Long-Term Analysis Save your athlete or patient profile in the app and generate their profile over time to learn any progressions or regressions in movement patterns.