The missing detail for return to play: technique, load, and asymmetries.
Measure movement in real training and decide load and return to competition with objective metrics, not just the eye.
What the eye cannot see still counts
The athlete is not progressing as expected and it is unclear why.
Asymmetries and compensations that go unnoticed until they become injury.
Load and return-to-play decisions without evidence to back them up.
No way to verify whether a technical change actually worked.
From training to data, without leaving the field
In their real environment
Lightweight IMU sensors that do not alter the movement — track, court, or gym, not the lab.
Detect what precedes injury
Asymmetries and compensations visible before they become time off.
Compare, do not assume
The same movement, session after session — you will know whether the technical change worked.
Criteria, not perception
Objective data to load, hold back, or clear return to competition.
From capture to report, in the same session
Place the sensors
Velcro straps, ready in minutes, without interfering with the athlete's movement.
Capture the movement
In real time, in the usual training environment — without moving to a lab.
Compare sessions
Visualize how the same movement evolves over time.
Share the result
A clear report to justify the decision to the coaching staff or club.
We already have force platforms or lab systems
Those systems deliver precise data, but in the lab. nMotion delivers it on the field, session after session, without taking the athlete out of their real training environment.