True Force Work
No more wondering if you’re over- or under-loading your athlete. Use isokinetic resistance so the athlete can make as much force as they feel comfortable, making it both auto-regulated and quantified.
Rehab
Bridge the gap between the training room and the field.
Rehab needs the same specificity as training. Quantify strength, speed, and asymmetry at every stage so return-to-play is built on the athlete's own data — instead of hoping the general timeline is right.
Sport applications
Measure every step back to performance.
Return-to-Sprint
Resisted sprinting lets you dial the load from heavy to light as the athlete progresses, with feedback on every rep. Compare it against their own pre-injury data — so return-to-play is measured, not assumed.
The Full Picture
Get a thorough assessment of an athlete’s ability throughout the entire rehab process. Quantify left-right symmetry of speed, force, and power during fast movements like sprinting and specific movements like throwing or hitting.
From the coaching floor
“The versatility of the 1080 makes it applicable throughout the entire return-to-performance process. We can do isokinetic strengthening all the way up to high-intensity change of direction. My athletes love using it which creates buy-in and gives us more ways to challenge them without making rehab feel like rehab.”
“The 1080 sprint has been a game-changer for us. We can really affect change and drive specific improvement related to speed, power, or strength. The ability to be so precise allows us to be incredibly specific in our coaching and programming so that our athletes become better faster.”
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