Biomechanical Analysis
Understand how your body organises movement, where compensations occur and how to work towards restoring more relative movement.
Biomechanical
analysis in London.
Force plate & power output testing included.
Movement & Force Production Strategy Assessment
£40090 minutes · Written report
Book assessmentRecurring pain. Restricted movement. Stalled progress.
Pain can disrupt your training, set back your progress or put an event you’ve worked towards in doubt. You may have been told to strengthen your glutes or hip flexors, yet the same discomfort keeps returning. We assess how your body organises movement and handles force, where it compensates and which movement options are available.
Your assessment
Movement, force and power. In one session.
Force & Power Output Testing
Analyse how you decelerate and absorb force, then accelerate and produce force. Selected tests, including a countermovement jump (CMJ) and mid-thigh pull, show how your current strategy affects performance.
Inside the assessment
Book your assessment
Liverpool Street · Marylebone · Canary Wharf
Pay now. Arrange your appointment and share your details afterwards.
Before you book
When will I receive my written report?
Your written report is sent by email within 24 hours of your assessment.
What is included in the price?
£400 includes biomechanical analysis, Hawkin Dynamics force plate and power testing, a discussion of your results and a written report. Allow 90 minutes.
Do I need to be a competitive athlete?
No. The assessment is suitable for recreational and competitive athletes and regular gym users. Testing is selected around your goals and capabilities.
Can I share the report with my coach?
Yes. Your report includes movement findings, force and power results, and training recommendations to use independently or with your coach.
Can the assessment help if I have pain?
We assess how your body organises movement and identify compensations that may be contributing to pain. Your coach can discuss targeted one-to-one interventions to address these findings and work towards reducing pain and restoring movement.