Every Body Deserves
Expert Assessment
The same assessment rigor applied to every athlete. 12 Paralympic sport protocols. 8 impaired population protocols. Adapted positions, adapted communication, same data quality.
Adapt the process.
Not the standard.
Disability doesn't reduce the need for precise assessment -- it increases it. Compensatory patterns, asymmetrical loading, and equipment-body interfaces create biomechanical demands that are more complex, not less. We measure what matters for each individual, using adapted positions and modified protocols that maintain data integrity.
12 sport-specific assessment batteries
Each protocol targets the biomechanical demands of the sport. Adapted test positions. Sport-relevant ROM priorities. Classification-aware programming.
Wheelchair Racing
T33-T54Upper body power chain, shoulder ROM, trunk stability, push mechanics
Sitting Volleyball
VSShoulder impingement screening, lateral trunk mobility, hip flexor adaptation
Wheelchair Basketball
1.0-4.5Rotator cuff integrity, thoracic rotation, wrist and forearm endurance
Para Swimming
S1-S14Asymmetry mapping, shoulder ROM bilateral comparison, breathing mechanics
Para Powerlifting
BenchScapular stability under load, thoracic extension, shoulder flexion range
Wheelchair Tennis
Quad/OpenDominant arm overuse screening, trunk rotation, grip mechanics
Para Athletics (Field)
F31-F57Throwing arm biomechanics, trunk counterbalance, seated force production
Wheelchair Rugby
0.5-3.5Collision-readiness screening, shoulder stability, cervical ROM
Boccia
BC1-BC4Fine motor chain assessment, head/neck positioning, release mechanics
Para Cycling
C1-C5 / H1-H5Pedal mechanics adaptation, trunk-hip angle optimization, aerodynamic posture
Blind Football
B1Spatial orientation mechanics, proprioceptive balance, protective posture patterns
Goalball
B1-B3Diving mechanics, lateral movement patterns, floor-to-stand transitions
8 condition-specific assessment adaptations
Beyond sport. Assessment protocols adapted for the biomechanical realities of specific conditions -- with sensitivity, precision, and clinical awareness.
Spinal Cord Injury
Level-specific functional mapping, pressure management, shoulder preservation protocol
Amputation (Lower Limb)
Prosthetic alignment assessment, compensatory gait patterns, residual limb loading
Amputation (Upper Limb)
Contralateral overload screening, bilateral movement adaptation, trunk compensation
Cerebral Palsy
Spasticity-aware ROM measurement, functional movement classification, tone management integration
Multiple Sclerosis
Fatigue-adjusted assessment protocol, heat sensitivity considerations, progressive adaptation tracking
Visual Impairment
Tactile-guided assessment positions, audio-cued movement protocol, spatial confidence training
Hearing Impairment
Visual demonstration protocol, vibration-based feedback, modified communication workflow
Intellectual Disability
Simplified assessment sequence, visual task cards, extended familiarization period, caregiver integration
Work with us
We partner with organizations that serve adaptive athletes and disabled populations. Assessment infrastructure, bulk screening, coach training, data integration.
Adaptive Sport Organizations
Assessment protocols for your athletes. Bulk screening. Data dashboards for coaching staff.
Rehabilitation Centers
Biomechanical baselines for discharge planning. Quantified progress tracking. Integration with clinical workflows.
VA Programs & Military Rehab
Assessment protocols for service members transitioning through recovery. Functional benchmarking. Long-term tracking.
Paralympic Training Centers
Sport-specific assessment batteries. Periodic re-screening. Asymmetry monitoring across training cycles.
University Adapted Athletics
Campus-wide screening programs. Student-athlete structural baselines. Injury prevention data.
Disability Sport Foundations
Community program assessment support. Accessible reporting. Coach education partnerships.
Common questions
How do you adapt the assessment for wheelchair users?
We modify test positions, substitute standing tests with seated equivalents, and focus the upper body assessment on the specific demands of wheeled mobility. The 18-test protocol adapts to what's measurable and meaningful for each individual. We don't skip tests -- we substitute them.
Can athletes with cognitive disabilities complete the assessment?
Yes. We use simplified sequences, visual task cards, extended familiarization, and caregiver support when needed. The assessment duration may increase, but the data quality doesn't decrease. We adapt the process, not the standard.
Do you work with adaptive sport teams?
Yes. We offer bulk screening packages, team dashboards, and periodic re-assessment programs. Contact us through the partner inquiry form for team-specific pricing.
Is the assessment available remotely for adaptive athletes?
Yes. Remote assessment uses guided video positions with real-time coaching. For athletes with mobility or sensory differences, we extend session time and adapt the communication method (visual cues, audio description, or caregiver-assisted positioning).
Assessment without barriers.
Every body has a structural profile. Every athlete deserves to know theirs. Adaptive assessment starts with the same 18-test methodology -- adapted to you.