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Faster staff review
Dashboards open with triage already computed, so staff start with who needs attention instead of rebuilding context in spreadsheets.
Built for VALD-equipped performance organizations
Your VALD data is not the bottleneck. Turning it into daily decisions is.
Starke Force helps teams, clinics, and performance facilities turn ForceDecks, Dynamo, and Force Frame testing into triage, staff alignment, and coach-reviewed programming in one athlete record.
- 11VALD analysis tabs
- 300+triage flags
- 4manual assessment types
- 100+allowlist exercises
Why teams add Starke Force after VALD
Your staff already tests seriously. The gap is the manual layer between testing and action.
Most organizations already have device output, raw curves, and spreadsheets. The pain is turning that signal into a consistent morning workflow across coaches, sports science, and clinical staff. Starke Force closes that gap.
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Consistent interpretation
Flags, tooltips, and playbooks give performance directors, coaches, and clinicians one shared language across teams and practitioners.
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Programming connected to testing
VALD tests, manual assessments, intake, PRs, plans, and coach-reviewed programming stay on the same athlete record.
Best fit
Built for organizations that already run testing at roster scale.
Starke Force is strongest when your organization already owns VALD equipment, tests athletes regularly, and wants a more repeatable way to interpret results and act on them.
College and pro performance staffs
Best for performance directors, head strength coaches, and sports science leads managing multiple teams, practitioners, and testing workflows.
Private performance facilities
Useful when coaches need a cleaner way to connect force data, athlete communication, and ongoing program delivery without stitching together separate tools.
Rehab and return-to-play environments
Strong fit for clinicians and performance staff who need asymmetry tracking, manual screens, and training follow-through to stay connected on one timeline.
What changes operationally
What VALD gives you. What Starke Force adds.
Starke Force does not replace your testing hardware. It replaces the manual interpretation and handoff work around it.
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VALD gives you test output
Force curves, device metrics, and test history are already part of your workflow.
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Starke Force adds decision structure
Cross-test triage, baseline deviation, severity-ranked flags, and role-specific explanations help staff know what matters first.
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Starke Force adds operational follow-through
Programming, intake, manual assessments, PRs, and athlete communication stay attached to the same athlete record instead of living in separate docs.
Triage
Start with names, not spreadsheets.
Your roster is too large for manual curve review. Starke Force ranks severity across per-test flags and cross-test composites so staff know who needs a conversation.
- Investigate, monitor, and passing groups on every test tab
- Athlete Overview with DSI, EUR, SSC, arm swing, and baseline deviation
- Coach tooltips with interpretation and programming actions
- Athlete tooltips without jargon or leaked prescription detail
CMJ force-time detail
Not just jump height. The force loop matters.
For countermovement jump sessions, Starke Force can surface force/work-loop style views, phase scores, and force-time shape so staff can see more than a single output number when recordings are available.
- CMJ phase breakdown across eccentric, concentric, and flight timing
- Force-time shape used alongside jump strategy and historical deviation
- Left-right asymmetry context beside the primary movement trace
- Useful when staff need to explain why two similar jump heights are not the same jump
Programming
Latest tests in. Next-session recommendations updated.
Programming is not static. Starke Force uses the latest fired triage and overview signals, then adjusts recommendations using athlete intake, soreness, pain constraints, and coach input. This is not open-ended workout chat.
- New test results can change the next recommendation immediately
- Athlete-logged soreness, pain, and injury-related constraints shape the output
- About 290 flag-mapped clinical playbooks seeded for coverage flags
- Exercises constrained to a curated allowlist of 100+ real movements with validator checks before coach review
AI-generated training suggestions are not medical advice. Coaches and clinicians remain responsible for all training and return-to-play decisions.
Latest inputTests
Fresh triage flags, cross-test changes, and current readiness signals update the recommendation.
Athlete contextCheck-in
Soreness, pain modifiers, injury-related avoidances, and equipment constraints shape what is safe and useful that day.
OutputCoach-reviewed
Structured session JSON, allowlist-only movements, and validator checks before anything gets published to the athlete.
Who gets value
Built for the whole performance organization.
Performance directors
Turn existing VALD investment into a consistent operating system across teams.
Strength coaches
Open the day with readiness, triage, and programming support already connected.
Sports scientists
Use documented rules, cross-test profiling, raw trial retention, and reprocessing.
Clinicians
Track asymmetry, manual screens, baseline deviation, and return-to-play context.
Athletes
See readable explanations, personal records, daily check-ins, and leaderboards.
Operators
Edit flag labels, tooltips, playbooks, prompts, and allowlists without a code deploy.
Integrations
ForceDecks. Dynamo. Force Frame. One athlete timeline.
Starke Force connects to the VALD ecosystem your organization already uses. Select the equipment each facility owns, keep raw trials, and let analysis run before staff open the dashboard.
ForceDecksDynamoForce FrameManual assessments
Trust
Every flag traces to a rule.
Starke Force does not ask staff to trust a mystery model. Analysis rules are documented, thresholds cite published practice where applicable, and raw data can be reprocessed as methodology evolves.
Read the methodologyPilot-friendly rollout
Evaluate fit without a disruptive rebuild.
Early evaluations can start with one organization, one team or subgroup, and one or two staff leads. The goal is to prove whether Starke Force improves the workflow between testing, triage, and programming in your real environment.
What onboarding covers
Clear setup, not mystery implementation.
- Configure the equipment your facility actually owns
- Link athletes and confirm team structure
- Onboard 1-2 staff leads into triage and review workflows
- Walk through test ingest, athlete overview, and programming handoff
Compared to the manual layer
Starke Force extends your devices. It replaces the busywork around them.
| Manual workflow | Starke Force |
|---|---|
| Calculate DSI, EUR, and readiness in spreadsheets. | Automated Athlete Overview with cross-test flags. |
| Each coach interprets thresholds differently. | Org-wide rules, labels, tooltips, and playbooks. |
| Programming docs separate from testing data. | Flag-driven programming on the same athlete record. |
| Athletes hear “numbers are off” with little context. | Plain-language athlete explanations and PR context. |