ForceDecks
Unlocks CMJ, SLJ, Abalakov, hop, squat jump, plyometric push-up, IMTP, run-specific iso-push, and I-Y/T shoulder analysis.
ForceDecks, Dynamo, and Force Frame feed one athlete timeline so your staff can move from test output to triage, interpretation, and programming without rebuilding context by hand.
Unlocks CMJ, SLJ, Abalakov, hop, squat jump, plyometric push-up, IMTP, run-specific iso-push, and I-Y/T shoulder analysis.
Grip squeeze analysis with bilateral context, trends, and population percentiles.
Hip adduction and abduction analysis in the same athlete timeline as jumps and strength tests.
Trainers can fetch on demand before a session. Nightly sync discovers, retries, and finalizes downloads for linked athletes. Heavy analysis runs during ingest, not when the coach opens the tab, so the review layer is ready when staff need it.

Starke Force also stores H-Force, respiratory/aerobic, ROM screen, and ArmCare assessments beside VALD data.
Without a unifying layer, staff bounce between vendor views, spreadsheets, notes, and programming documents. Starke Force keeps the interpretation and follow-through attached to the athlete record.
This is most useful for college and pro performance staffs, private facilities, and rehab/performance environments that already test regularly and need more consistent decisions from the data they already collect.
Org-level toggles gate sync APIs and test tabs. Staff do not see analysis for equipment they cannot run, which keeps the workflow cleaner for multi-team or multi-site organizations.
The product surface is vendor-agnostic, but non-VALD force-plate vendors are not shipped integrations today. For the current launch, Starke Force is intentionally positioned around organizations already in the VALD ecosystem.
Request a pilot walkthrough to review ingest, equipment configuration, and how Starke Force can improve the workflow after testing.