UNLOCK YOUR ATHLETE’S POTENTIAL

A linear encoder is composed of an optical encoder capable of measuring angular movements and a coil that allows linearizing them, in this way, any linear movement can be measured.

It is a very useful tool when it comes to evaluating the work an athlete does in the gym. Thanks to different variables measured by the device (displacement, velocity, acceleration, power …) it’s possible to know with high precision the fitness condition of an athlete daily and without the added fatigue.

In this way, among many other things, you can know how much weight your athlete must train every day to get the maximum match to the lifting session. You can also find and control the fatigue that the athlete accumulates, avoiding possible injuries in their specific sport.

Yes, the app is totally free. You can download the Vitruve app from the App Store (iOS) or the Speed4Lifts app on Google Play (Android*)

* We have temporarily paused updates on Android. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Yes, you have 30 days of guaranteed return. The customer must take care of the shipping costs and also the charges that may have been due to customs. The total sum of the expenses will be deducted from the amount to be returned.

IMPORTANT: You MUST first send us an email to [email protected] and wait until we answer you with the instructions to send it back.

If you do not follow the instructions we give you, it may incur more expenses for you.

• Mean Propulsive Velocity (MPV): is the mean speed from the beginning of the concentric phase until the acceleration of the bar is less than gravity.
• Mean Velocity ​​(MV): It is the average value of the total speeds in a sum of time. That is, it is the average of the sum of all the instantaneous velocities in a survey.
• Fatigue: Within speed-based training, fatigue is measurable through loss of speed both between sets and within sets.
• Fatigue between: Between-set fatigue refers to the loss of speed from the fastest set rep of the entire workout to the slowest set rep.
• Fatigue intra: It refers to the loss of speed that occurs within the same series, from the first repetition, or the fastest repetition (in some cases it is not the first) to the slowest.
• Peak Velocity: The maximum speed is a specific point in the movement where the speed of the measured object (center of mass, weight, projectile…) is maximum. Depending on the type of movement being performed, the maximum speed will occur in different regions within the movement.
• ROM (Range of Motion): For its acronym in English Range of Motion, or range of movement, we refer to the distance or route that we make with the load, in one of its phases (concentric or eccentric), either with a bar, a dumbbell, or any that being the object to move, whatever type they are.
• Mean Power: It is the average value of the power applied during a lift.
• Peak Power: It is the value of the power that is reached by applying the greatest degree of force at a specific moment.
• Peak Force: The maximum force that an athlete can express regardless of his body weight.