One athlete profile for every platform you test on.
Kinexis pulls all five VALD platforms and PhotonSport into one athlete view and writes the interpretation automatically — asymmetry flags, readiness, speed drift, return-to-play benchmarks — for a whole squad in minutes, not an hour per athlete.
In daily production use with a professional sports science team · UK · US · Australia · Ireland
Interpretation
CMJ asymmetry 14% (threshold 10%) driven by concentric impulse L. NordBord imbalance 11%. Recommend single-leg loading review before Thursday.
CMJ height
38.2 cm
RSI-mod
0.51
Nord peak L
412 N
Add:Abd
1.08
Platforms · one athlete
The problem
Six platforms. Six logins. One athlete, scattered across all of them.
If your squad tests on VALD and times sprints on PhotonSport, you already know this. Building one athlete's complete picture means exporting from each platform and stitching it together by hand — and the force–speed relationship never gets seen.
1–2 hours
per athlete to build a full profile by hand — every testing week.
6 exports
joined in a spreadsheet, re-done each time the data refreshes.
Missed patterns
bilateral deficits, strength–speed mismatches — the things that only show when platforms sit side by side.
Nothing written
the coach gets a chart, not a sentence they can act on.
How it works
Connect once. Read the interpretation, not the export.
One athlete profile · interpretation written
01
Connect your platforms
Your organisation's own VALD and PhotonSport credentials, one time. Every system you run feeds into one database dedicated to you. Other platforms added on request.
02
Set your thresholds
Asymmetry limits, readiness metrics, return-to-play benchmarks — yours, not generic ones. Kinexis interprets against the rules your team already uses.
03
Open the squad view
Every athlete on one profile, every flag written in plain English, the squad ranked by who needs attention this week. Reports for coaches and athletes generated on demand.
What you get
The interpretation engine does the hour of work you were doing by hand.
One athlete view across VALD and PhotonSport — one login, no manual stitching — other systems on request.
Written flags, not just charts — asymmetry alerts, readiness scores, speed drift, bilateral deficits, RTP benchmarks versus norms, cross-platform patterns.
A whole squad in minutes — 25–100+ athletes interpreted in the time one used to take.
Reports people actually read — coach-facing and athlete-facing, generated from the same profile.
Your data, your rules — thresholds and benchmarks set by your team; 99%+ data accuracy, MySQL-backed, own login system.
Proof, not promises
Already running, every day, on a real squad.
The Kinexis interpretation engine is in daily production use with StunninX Performance, across all five VALD platforms and PhotonSport. It began as a Power BI system built for their sports scientists; Kinexis is the standalone web-app evolution of that work — no licence limits, faster, and built to be used by any team on VALD hardware.
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Two ways to work with Kinexis
Use the platform, or have your own built.
Kinexis as a service
Connect and go
Your VALD and PhotonSport accounts connected to Kinexis, your thresholds set, your squad live within days. A monthly subscription covers hosting, maintenance, upgrades and support. The low-friction way to start.
- Onboarding done for you
- One login for the whole staff
- Continuous upgrades included
Your own platform
Built for your organisation
The same interpretation engine, built as a dedicated system for your club or institute — your infrastructure, your branding, your data model. For organisations that want to own the platform outright.
- Dedicated instance and database
- Tailored views for medical, S&C and coaching
- Scoped on a short call
Pricing is scoped to squad size and the platforms you use — confirmed on a short call, never quoted blind.
By platform
Every platform, read the way your team reads it.
ForceDecks
Turn ForceDecks CMJ, IMTP and hop test data into one athlete profile with asymmetry flags, readiness scores and RTP benchmarks written automatically.
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NordBord
Automate NordBord hamstring strength reporting: eccentric force, between-limb imbalance and injury-risk flags written for every athlete in minutes.
Read more →
ForceFrame
ForceFrame hip, groin and shoulder strength testing turned into athlete profiles with asymmetry flags, ratios and benchmarks written automatically.
Read more →
DynaMo
Unify VALD DynaMo strength and range-of-motion testing with your other VALD data. Asymmetry and progression flags written automatically for every athlete.
Read more →
HumanTrak
Bring HumanTrak movement assessment data into one athlete profile with your force plate and strength testing. Flags and reports written automatically.
Read more →
All VALD platforms
Kinexis integrates ForceDecks, NordBord, ForceFrame, DynaMo and HumanTrak into one athlete profile with the interpretation written automatically.
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PhotonSport
Bring PhotonSport sprint and timing data into the same athlete profile as your VALD force-plate and strength testing. Speed, splits and acceleration interpreted automatically.
Read more →
Guides
How to read the numbers.
Practitioner guides on interpreting ForceDecks, NordBord and force plate data — the thresholds, the trends and the traps.
How to read a ForceDecks report: every metric, what a good number looks like, and when to worry
The dozen CMJ metrics that matter, what they mean, and how to read them against the athlete's own history rather than a generic norm.
9 min read →
NordBord results explained: max force, N/kg, imbalance % and what counts as a red flag
Three numbers matter on a NordBord report. Here is what each one means, the thresholds people actually use, and the trap of reading imbalance without absolute force.
7 min read →
DSI quadrants explained: what to programme when an athlete lands in each quadrant
DSI is one number built from two tests. The quadrant report is where it becomes a programming decision — here is how to read it.
6 min read →
Questions we get on every call
Straight answers.
VALD Hub already shows me my data. What does Kinexis add?+
VALD Hub is excellent for viewing each system on its own. It does not unify all five platforms — or your PhotonSport speed data — into one analytical athlete view, it does not write interpretation flags, and it does not produce coach-facing reports. Kinexis sits on top of your VALD accounts and does those three things — typically replacing 5–6 hours of manual work per testing week.
We already have Power BI and an analyst.+
Kinexis started life as a Power BI system, so we understand exactly what that setup can do. The web app removes the licence cost, refresh limits and DAX maintenance, and the interpretation engine — the part that writes the flags — is the piece no generic analyst builds. Your analyst gets their week back for the questions only they can answer.
How is athlete data handled?+
Data is pulled using your organisation's own VALD credentials and stored in a database dedicated to you. We are happy to sign a data processing agreement and work within GDPR or your organisation's requirements, and can deploy a dedicated instance if you need one.
What does it cost?+
A one-time setup fee plus a monthly subscription that covers hosting, maintenance, upgrades and support. It is scoped to squad size and the VALD platforms you use — confirmed on a short call, never quoted blind.
We are mid-season and have no bandwidth for a new tool.+
That is the situation Kinexis is built for. Onboarding is done by us — you connect your VALD accounts and the first squad view is ready within days. Most teams see a full squad interpreted in the first week, which is the bandwidth it gives back.
Can we have our own platform instead of a subscription?+
Yes. Some organisations want their own system on their own infrastructure. We build that too — the same interpretation engine, tailored to your squad, your thresholds and your branding. It is discussed on the call once we understand what you need.
Which platforms does Kinexis read?+
All five VALD platforms — ForceDecks, NordBord, ForceFrame, DynaMo and HumanTrak — and PhotonSport timing data, on one athlete profile. Other timing, tracking and testing systems can be added for your organisation; that is scoped on the call.
Which sports and organisations is this for?+
Anyone testing a squad on VALD hardware: professional clubs, national and state institutes, university high-performance programmes, and performance and rehab clinics. Football, rugby, cricket, AFL, NRL, basketball, dance and Olympic sports are all in use today.
See it on a real athlete profile
Fifteen minutes, your questions, the system running live. No deck, no pressure either way.