Free assessment for rotational athletes
Five movement tests you can do at home with no equipment, and four quick questions. Watch the demo, try each test, score yourself. In about five minutes you get your Rotational Performance Index.

Your swing, serve or strike feels strong in training but loses power, control or consistency in competition.
You feel a loss of connection when you rotate, as if the power from your legs never fully reaches your arms.
Your lower back or hips are the first thing to fatigue in a match, a sign your rotational chain is compensating.
The skill is there, but the speed and power their training should deliver isn't showing up on the field or court.
You've done plenty of conditioning, but nobody has trained the rotational chain that connects your feet to your hands.
Real answers. No generic fitness advice.
Where in your rotational chain (hips, core or the stabilisers down your side) force is leaking before it reaches your swing, serve or strike.
Your control across five movement tests, from hip stability to the side chain to whole-body coordination, with your left side scored against your right.
Which gap to close first, so the work you do next goes where it changes your output the most.
Built for tennis, golf, baseball, softball, soccer, pickleball and every sport where you rotate to produce power.
Watch the demo, try the movement, and score yourself out of three. Unsure? Switch to the “Common mistakes” clip before you answer.
Your sport, how you train, and where you feel it after a hard session.
A score out of 100, colour-coded from red to green, with a map of your left side against your right.
Each test has a short demo clip and a “Common mistakes” clip, so you know what a clean rep looks like before you score it. Four of them are scored on each side.

Face down, turn the leg out and lift it away. Shows whether your hips hold still while the leg works.

Rock on your back like the bottom of a bowl. Shows whether your midsection stays braced.

A side plank with the top leg supported. Shows the inner-thigh and side chain that steady every rotation.

Lower straight legs from side to side with your shoulders flat. Shows how well you control rotation through the trunk.

Hop backwards and land balanced. Shows how you control a change of direction.
Pinpoint where your rotational power breaks down, in about five minutes.