Two versions: a 20 m sprint at an agreed submaximal intensity, or a 30 m maximal sprint. One iPhone filmed side-on at high frame rate records the assessment zone.
Every sprint gives you three layers.
Automated total and item-level scores.
Posture, push and punch frames.
Achieved speed, cadence, step length, contact and flight time, trunk angle, hip height.
Is sprint technique holding up?
Which faults should we fix?
Who sprints in a way linked to hamstring strain?
Is sprint technique back?
How does the athlete compare?
Who has sound sprint mechanics?
These metrics describe movement patterns linked to performance and injury risk in research. They support coaching and clinical judgement; they do not diagnose or predict an individual injury.
Choose the version. The camera is perpendicular to the assessment zone at a high frame rate. For a complete VueMotion running report (including SMAS), use the 20 m or 10 m 5-cone Fly setup at 120 fps instead.
Perpendicular to the lane, about 8 m from the middle cone, HD at 240 fps. Sprint at the agreed submaximal target (70–80% is proposed; confirm whether 70–80% or 70–90%).
Perpendicular to the assessment zone near the end of the 30 m, about 7 m away with the lens about 0.8 m high (the published SMAS geometry), HD at 240 fps.
For the full VueMotion running report with SMAS, use the 20 m or 10 m 5-cone Fly setup at 120 fps.
Auto-FPS off, iPhone 11 or newer. Record the achieved speed or intensity with every trial: SMAS is only comparable at similar speeds.
1 iPhone, tripod, cones and a measuring tape.
20 m (submaximal) or 30 m (maximal) lane; mark the assessment zone.
Perpendicular at the distance and height for the version, 240 fps.
Choose the athlete and the SMAS test tag, then record.
Upload the original files and submit the AI request.
Automated total and 12 item scores.
Posture, push and punch frames.
Achieved speed, cadence, step length, contact and flight time, trunk angle, hip height.
Left vs right (full speed).
Every metric across sessions.
Report SMAS with the achieved speed and protocol quality; don't infer an individual's injury probability from the score alone. A cut-off of ≥ 5.5 for 'suboptimal' is proposed in the framework and should be confirmed for each protocol.
| Metric | Link to performance or injury | Evidence |
|---|
Performance linked to performance Prospective linked to future injury in a cohort study Mechanistic linked to tissue loading in lab studies Practice coaching rationale
Submaximal for early rehab, maximal for performance.
SMAS scored from video.
Follows the published camera setup.
Use the Fly setup for the complete running report.
Submaximal 20 m for early rehab or recreational athletes; full speed 30 m for competitive athletes.
Fast limb movements need a high frame rate for accurate scoring.
CSV/Excel export for Enterprise and Academy users, and API access for Enterprise users.