One Platform, Five Front Lines
Sports medicine, sports performance, private training, physical therapy, and education all run on the same capture, the same metrics, and the same reports.
Sports Medicine
Athletic trainers, team physicians, and rehab staff use Valor Vision from injury onset through return to play, with on-field evaluations, side-to-side comparisons, and asymmetry flags.
Valor for sports medicine →Sports Performance
Strength and conditioning coaches and sport scientists screen whole rosters, analyze sprint and jump mechanics on the field, and track progress from baseline forward.
Valor for sports performance →Private Training
Gyms, training facilities, and independent coaches turn assessments into a differentiator: client-facing visual reports from the iPhone you already own, no lab required.
Valor for private training →Physical Therapy
Physical therapists capture a patient's squat, gait, jump, or sprint in the clinic or on the field and get objective joint metrics and progress reports patients understand.
Valor for physical therapy →Education
Kinesiology departments, biomechanics labs, and researchers put lab-grade 3D motion analysis in every student's hands without lab scheduling, validated against optical motion capture.
Valor for education →From First Screen to Signing Day
Six ways teams, clinics, and facilities put Valor Vision to work.
Movement Assessment & Screening
A movement assessment, sometimes called a movement screen, scores how an athlete moves through exercises like squats, lunges, and jumps to find limitations and asymmetries. Valor Vision runs one from a single iPhone video in under 5 minutes, from one athlete's baseline to a whole-roster team screening day.
Return to Play
Return-to-play decisions compare an athlete's movement against their baseline and their uninjured side. Valor Vision gives sports medicine staff objective side-to-side comparisons and asymmetry flags from injury onset through clearance, including on-field evaluations.
Sprint Mechanics
Sprint mechanics analysis measures joint angles and movement sequencing while an athlete actually sprints. Valor Vision captures it on the field from a phone, not on a treadmill in a lab, so you assess the movement that shows up in competition.
Throwing Mechanics
Throwing mechanics analysis breaks down pitching, quarterback, and overhead throwing patterns into joint angles and kinematic sequencing. Valor Vision turns a single video of a throw into objective metrics you can compare across sessions.
Programming
Assessment data should drive training. Valor Vision turns each scan into personalized training plans and correctives, making it a one-stop shop for athletic development: assess the movement, then program from the data.
Recruiting
Recruiting and scouting decisions benefit from objective movement data. Valor Vision standardizes assessments across camps, combines, and visits, so prospects can be evaluated and compared on how they move, not just their stats.
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