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Performance Rebuild

Has the athlete rebuilt the intended muscle strategy?

Output can return while compensations persist. Skinetix adds individual muscle activity and movement context for practitioner review across the rebuild.

Athlete performing a Nordic hamstring exercise in the Skinetix garment while a practitioner observes with a tablet.
The core problem

Output can return before the previous muscle strategy does.

An athlete may run, jump or produce force again while still relying on a compensation strategy.

Strength and speed remain important, but they do not always show whether the previously affected muscle is contributing as expected during the movement.

Skinetix longitudinal evolution view tracking quadriceps muscle distribution for an athlete across repeated sessions.
Repeated sessions

Follow whether muscles are starting to work together again.

Measuring at selected moments during rehab shows how the athlete's muscle strategy changes over time.

Sessions can progress from controlled exercises towards higher-load, higher-speed or sport-specific movement. This gives an athlete-specific view of the rebuild for practitioner review.

Key questions

What Performance Rebuild can investigate.

  • 01Is the previously affected muscle contributing during the movement?
  • 02Is the athlete unloading that muscle, or is another one compensating?
  • 03Does the previously affected muscle keep contributing as demand increases?
  • 04How does the current muscle strategy compare with an earlier session in the rebuild?

Add muscle intelligence to the performance rebuild process.