If you’re serious about taking your training to the next level, it’s time to rethink how you measure progress. It’s not just about how much
Strength training measuring execution velocity is here to stay. Measuring velocity or jump height improves the quality of your services; it allows you to optimize
For several years, we’ve been publishing data showing that Spleeft is a reliable tool for measuring movement velocity. More recently, we’ve expanded and optimized the
In this article, I share — from a technical and reflective perspective — the learning and development process behind the latest optimization of the Spleeft
We’ve optimised our algorithms to match the speed of any leading VBT device. Now, velocity feedback is provided immediately after you complete each rep. DOWNLOAD
Today, we introduce our latest initiative to continue contributing to the development and implementation of velocity-based training in the daily monitoring of strength training for
If strength is your engine size, VO₂ max is the size of your fuel pump. You can bolt on all the power you want in
Overspeed training has a certain mystique. The first time an athlete clips into a towing system or an assisted treadmill and suddenly finds themselves running
You step on the mound, take a breath, and let one rip. The gun flashes a number that’s… fine. Not bad. But not the number
You walk into a powerlifting meet and immediately notice two worlds colliding. One side has lifters in singlets, belts, and sleeves—raw powerlifting warriors grinding out
You unrack a heavy squat that should be routine. On paper it’s 85%—nothing heroic—but today it feels like a house. You grind out three ugly reps, stare
You rush into the gym, maybe do 30 seconds of light jogging, and jump straight into your main lift. Sound familiar? Most people treat warm up
