Athlete performance assessment in Miami
A full assessment profile with force plates, dynamometer testing, isoinertial power testing and InBody body composition. Know where you stand and what to train first.
Data, not guesswork
Force plates
Measure jump, landing and strength asymmetries between left and right so training targets the real gap.
Dynamometer testing
Objective strength readings for key muscle groups, used to track progress and guide return-to-sport decisions.
Isoinertial power testing
Quantifies power output under load to set training loads and see how an athlete is trending across a season.
InBody body composition
Muscle mass and body fat tracked precisely, so nutrition and training decisions rest on data.
Why assess first
Testing shows strength and power differences between sides, how explosive an athlete is under load, and how muscle mass and body fat are trending. Roger uses the results to set priorities, choose training loads and judge readiness after injury. Re-testing later shows what changed.
Who it helps: pro and college athletes managing a season, players returning from injury, and youth athletes who want a clear development plan.
Tell Roger about your goals
FAQ
What is included in the full assessment profile?
Force plate testing, dynamometer strength testing, isoinertial power testing, InBody body composition and a movement screen, reviewed with Roger.
How long does it take?
Plan for a session with testing and a review of results. Ask when booking for the exact time.
How much does the assessment cost?
Ask Roger for current pricing. A 1-on-1 training session at $149 includes an FMS movement assessment.
Do I get a written report?
Ask about reporting when you request your assessment.
Ready to train with Crown?
Book a session or send Roger a message. Most athletes start with an assessment.