Force plate assessments and speed development consulting – brought directly to your gym, field, or clinic.
We don't guess – we measure. Every training recommendation traces back to objective data: force-time curves, force-velocity profiles, side-to-side symmetry. The kind of evidence you can defend in a meeting, share with a parent, or hand to a physical therapist.
Force plates are precision instruments that capture the forces your body produces during movement – jumping, landing, pushing. A scale, but vastly more sensitive: not just how much force you generate, but how you generate it.
Dual force plates · mobile testing setup
How quickly you generate force – the rate that drives sprinting, jumping, and change of direction.
Your ability to produce maximum force, similar to a 1-rep max but measured with far greater precision.
How well you absorb and redirect force – the substrate of agility, stability, and injury resilience.
Left-right differences that signal injury risk or cap performance – the kind bilateral testing hides.
Together, these signals guide training, track progress over time, and inform return-to-sport decisions with evidence rather than instinct.
Professional-grade testing with individualized reporting. Use as a one-time snapshot, or repeat across a season to measure what's actually changing.
Structured monitoring across a training or competitive season. Meaningful session-to-session comparison and objective tracking of what's actually improving.
Comprehensive force plate testing to quantify power, asymmetry, and neuromuscular strategy – in one session.
Establish baseline metrics for an entire roster and surface the athletes who'd benefit from individualized follow-up.
For rosters past the 20-athlete base. Same protocol, same individual reporting.
Single-limb testing to uncover side-to-side differences bilateral assessments can't detect – critical for injury recovery and clearance decisions.
4–8 weeksto track progress and adjust training.
1–4 weeksuntil cleared.
No travel on your end. No setup learning curve. We bring the lab.
A short call to discuss goals, athletes, and which assessments make sense. No commitment.
Force plates arrive at your gym, field, or facility. No travel on your end.
Quick, non-invasive assessments. ~1.5–2 hours for a team of 20; 30–60 minutes for individuals.
Individual reports within 48 hours. Teams get a follow-up call to walk through results together – not just a stack of PDFs.
Each assessment produces a written deliverable engineered for action – metrics in context, asymmetries flagged, recommendations grounded in what your data actually says.
Individual athlete reports with metrics, visualizations, and normative comparisons.
Left-right imbalance detection to flag injury risk and training priorities.
How your metrics compare to published research data on similar populations, when available.
Specific, actionable guidance tied to your individual force-velocity profile.
For coaches and parents across all sports. Whether your athlete plays soccer, football, basketball, or competes on the track – speed and acceleration are trainable. We help you build the plan.
Not sure where to start, or just need a second opinion? One-time reviews put an expert set of eyes on your training – no ongoing commitment, no retainer.
These prices will increase as the client roster fills. Lock in current rates by booking now.
One week of training reviewed, annotated, and returned with written feedback and specific recommended adjustments.
A 3–6 week training block reviewed and restructured with speed development principles applied. For coaches who want expert eyes on a specific phase without a longer engagement.
Full season architecture – periodization, loading progression, and competition alignment for peak performance when it matters. One document, no ongoing commitment. For coaches who know what they want and need an expert to build it right.
A focused call to discuss results, answer questions, or work through adjustments after a review. $75 for the full hour.
These prices will increase as the client roster fills. Lock in current rates by booking now.
For parents or athletes focused on one athlete's speed and power development. A monthly call, training plan review, and ongoing email access in between.
+$250/mo per additional athlete
For coaches managing a multi-athlete program. Sprint development planning, training review, and regular calls to keep your program on track. Questions answered within 24 hours – not end of week.
+$150/mo per additional athlete (up to 5 more)
Force plate data and sport consulting work best together. Objective power output, force-velocity profiling, and asymmetry data give training recommendations a measurable foundation. Ask about combined services on your free consultation – both are available independently.
Founder · Applied Scientist
Move, Measure, Analyze brings professional sports science testing directly to athletes, teams, and clinics across New Hampshire and the Seacoast region.
Using Hawkin Dynamics force plates – the same technology used by professional and collegiate programs – we deliver objective, data-driven assessments that inform training and track progress over time.
Founded by Ferdinand Delgado, PhD, an applied scientist with over a decade of experience in athletic performance, biomechanics research, and quantitative analysis.
& the surrounding Seacoast. We bring the lab to you – gyms, fields, clinics, or any facility with space to test.
For individuals, about 30–60 minutes depending on the assessments. For teams of 20 athletes with 2 assessments each, expect 1.5–2 hours (excluding warm-up time).
A flat, hard surface for the force plates is essential. If we're doing isometric testing, access to a weight room with racks is needed. For drop/depth jumps, we'll need boxes or a platform. We'll discuss specifics during the consultation.
Normal workout clothes that allow unrestricted movement, plus sneakers. Ideally, athletes should wear the same shoes they'd use for training or competition.
Individual athletes receive 4 assessments with in-depth analysis, detailed written interpretation, and comprehensive training recommendations. Team athletes receive 2 assessments with streamlined reports focused on key metrics – coaches then get a follow-up call to discuss the full team picture. If a team athlete needs deeper analysis, they can book an individual session.
Any sport where speed, acceleration, and power matter – track and field, soccer, football, basketball, lacrosse, and more. If your athlete runs, cuts, or jumps, we can help.
No. Consulting is available independently. That said, if you do have force plate data, it directly informs the training recommendations we make together.
For individual consulting, expect one scheduled call and one plan review per month with email access in between. For program consulting, three calls per month, one plan review, and faster turnaround on questions.
A one-time review gives you expert feedback on a specific plan or phase – no commitment required. Ongoing consulting means consistent support across a season or training cycle, with regular calls and plan reviews built in.
Any format works – document, spreadsheet, photo of a whiteboard. We'll figure out whatever is easiest for you.
Individual athlete assessment reports are delivered within 48 hours and include detailed analysis and recommendations. For consulting, written feedback on plan reviews is typically returned within 48 hours. Teams receive a follow-up call to walk through assessment results together rather than just sending a stack of PDFs.
Yes. Within 15 miles of Durham, NH, travel is included. From 15–50 miles, a fee of $25 per 10-mile increment applies. Beyond 50 miles, further transportation costs apply – driving or airfare – plus potential lodging. Contact us for a quote for your location.
Absolutely – that's the real value of these assessments. Retesting allows you to measure the impact of training interventions and track development over time.
Athletes 13 and older. Athletes under 18 require parent/guardian permission. Younger athletes may be included if we determine the assessment would be beneficial for their development.
A 15–30 minute call to discuss your needs and goals. No commitment.
Book directly on my calendar – pick a time that works for you and we'll talk it through.
Schedule a CallAll assessment participants complete a Release of Liability before their session.
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