Move signal
Landing mechanics, balance, single-leg stability, alignment. A clinician reviews her movement screen — what's strong, and where the growth is.
What it measures
How she absorbs force when she jumps, cuts, and decelerates. The pattern that predicts ACL risk better than any other single test.
Can she hold, hop, and land on one leg with control? The asymmetry between left and right tells the whole story.
Knee-over-toe, hip drop, trunk control. The alignment patterns that show up under fatigue — not just when she's fresh.
Squat depth, overhead reach, rotation. The movement vocabulary her sport demands, scored against a clinical baseline.
A movement quality picture with specific detail. Not "she's fine" — exactly which patterns are strong and where the work is.
A 20-minute movement screen, reviewed by a clinician. Re-screened at season milestones so you can see the delta.
How she decelerates, lands, and changes direction tells more about her readiness than any single test. The Move signal measures what matters — and re-screens at season milestones so growth is visible over time.