KangaTech allows you to profile your athletes’, and to compare them to other athlete groups and critical injury risk thresholds.
Player Risk Overview
Understand how an athlete scores against over 50 known risk factors
Compare the most recent test against pre-season, recent averages and all time maximums.
Identify important trends in risk factors over time
Team Dashboard
Understand the risk profile of your team
Track which athletes are available to train and play
Identify when you need to adjust training loads
Prepare for scheduled testing and training
Track measures over time
Visualize trends in key measures over time
Identify sudden changes which are associated with injury risk
Compare to known injury risk thresholds
Ensure progress against targets
Athlete Dashboard
Key charts and widgets explain an athlete’s status
Identify correlations between internal and external load and objective and subjective measures
Readiness to train/play is tracked based on objective internal load measures
Load measures can be imported from GPS systems
KT Charts
Key measures across a body region are shown as percentiles of the comparison population
Compare an athlete to a population either within your organisation or across sports and nations
Easily identify asymmetries and imbalances
Strong and robust
This athlete has an elite hip strength profile across all planes. He has exceptional speed and agility and is extremely robust.
Injury prone
This senior athlete compares poorly to his peers across most hip measures, and had a long history of lower limb and hip injuries prior to starting KangaTech
Poor landing profile
This athlete had a previous knee injury and presented with a poor quarter squat and hop landing profile – increased Trendelenberg, femoral adduction, femoral internal rotation and excessive trunk lateral flexion. Force plate testing showed low peak force and long eccentric contraction time. These kinematic and kinetic deficits can be associated with a range of hip strength profiles. The athlete’s KT chart showed deficits in extension and external rotation in flexion and targeted training showed rapid improvements in his kinematic and kinetic profiles.
Young recruit
This young recruit was motivated by comparing his strength profile to that of his peers. Regular screenings throughout his early career ensured symmetry and balance as he developed.
Gluteal Tendinopathy
This athlete presented with a gluteal tendinopathy, expressed as lateral trochanteric hip pain during overground running. Improving deficits in hip external rotation strength and managing load allowed him to continue to train and run without missing any games
Start understanding your athletes today!