Rotational Power Hub
Rotational power separates elite throwers, strikers, and field athletes. This hub covers diagnostics, asymmetry research, and event-specific training built around 800Hz IMU rotational testing.
Measurement Protocols
Standardize medicine ball throws, cable rotations, and bilateral comparisons.
Rotational Power Measurement: Testing and Training for Athletes
Measure rotational power for athletes. Complete guide to testing protocols, normative data, and sport-specific training for rotation-dominant...
Medicine Ball Throw Test: Complete Upper Body Power Testing Protocol
Medicine ball throw test protocol with Poor-to-Excellent norms for 4 groups, power output in watts, and the exact errors that skew your distance.
Medicine Ball Slam Power Test: Protocol, Norms & Upper Body Power Assessment
Complete medicine ball slam power test guide with standardized protocol, normative data, technique cues, and how to measure upper body and total body.
How to Test Rotational Power with a Cable Machine: 800Hz IMU Torque Velocity
A step-by-step protocol to quantify rotational power using a cable machine and 800Hz IMU. Diagnose torque velocity and asymmetry for baseball, golf.
How to Test Overhead Medicine Ball Throw: Complete Guide to Total-Body Power Assessment
Master the overhead medicine ball throw test for total-body power assessment. Standard protocols, normative data by age and sex, and IMU-based data.
Asymmetry & Injury
Detect side-to-side imbalance and address it before injury risk escalates.
Why Rotational Power Asymmetry Matters: Injury Risk and Performance in Throwing and Striking Sports
A 15% left-right power gap triples injury risk in golf, baseball, and tennis. See the longitudinal IMU thresholds and protocols behind that number.
Why Eccentric Velocity Predicts Injury: A VBT-Based Risk Monitoring Research Review
A 12% rise in eccentric velocity over four weeks is tied to a 2.8x jump in hamstring injury risk. See how 800Hz IMU tracking flags it early.
Single Leg Hop Test: Lower Limb Assessment Protocol & Norms
The single leg hop test for lower limb assessment. Includes standardized protocol, limb symmetry index, normative data, return-to-sport...
Shoulder Range of Motion Test: Complete Assessment Guide
See normal ranges for all 6 shoulder movements, age-adjusted norms from 18 to 55+, and the 5 GIRD/TARC thresholds that signal injury risk.
Sport-Specific Protocols
Baseball, hockey, and football-specific rotational training plans.
How to Train Rotational Power for Baseball: From Measurement to 12-Week Programming
Exit velocity and pitch speed both trace back to rotational power. A 12-week plan pairs 800Hz IMU rotation data with medicine ball throws for real gains.
How to Build Explosive Power for Hockey: A 12-Week Protocol for Skating Acceleration and Shot Power
Hockey power isn't just squat strength, it's first-stride acceleration and shot velocity. This 12-week protocol uses 800Hz IMU data and five key tests.
How to Train Football Throwing Power: A 12-Week IMU and Medicine Ball Program
Long throw distance in football comes from rotational power, not arm strength. A 12-week IMU program added 14% to throw distance with medicine ball work.
How to Measure Bat Speed with an IMU: 800Hz PoinT GO Protocol for Baseball Swing Power
IMU bat speed measurement quantifies baseball swing power efficiently. Use 800Hz PoinT GO to record swing velocity and rotational RFD with a proven.
Throwers & Field Events
Profile and program for shot put, discus, and rotational athletes.
Velocity Profiling for Throwers: Data-Driven Training for Shot Put and Rotational Events
Shot put and discus throwers plateau when force and velocity fall out of balance. Profile the load-velocity curve, flag a 30% F-V gap, and fix it directly.
How to Train Explosive Knee Extension: An 800Hz IMU Guide to RFD, Jump Power, and Velocity
Explosive knee extension training raises jump height and sprint speed. An 800Hz IMU tracks knee RFD across a 12-week protocol built for up to 71% gains.
How to Improve Hip and Glute Power: An 800Hz IMU-Verified Training Guide
Weak hip extension shows up as flat jumps and slow sprints. This 12-week protocol uses 800Hz IMU velocity zones, RFD, and jump height to build power.
Hub FAQ
01What asymmetry threshold raises injury risk?+
02How heavy should the medicine ball be?+
Velocity-Based Training (VBT) Hub
Velocity-Based Training (VBT) prescribes load and volume from real-time bar velocity instead of fixed percentages. This …
Vertical Jump Mastery Hub
Vertical jump performance is the single best proxy for lower-body explosive power across most sports. This hub organizes…
Olympic Lifting Power Hub
Olympic lifts develop peak power output unmatched by any other strength tool. This hub maps PoinT GO's clean and snatch …
Force-Velocity Profile Hub
The force-velocity (F-V) profile reveals whether an athlete is force- or velocity-deficient, enabling targeted prescript…