A Simple Approach to CMJ and Force Plates
An In-Person Workshop · July 18th
Join us for an exclusive, hands-on workshop where cutting-edge technology meets clinical rehabilitation. Designed for healthcare professionals who work with overhead athletes, this session will give you the tools, data, and confidence to level up your practice.
Scan the QR code below or click the button to secure your spot — registration is free.
Event Overview
Date: July 18, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM
Format: Short presentation and hands-on lab session
Location: Bridge Physical Therapy & Performance
Cost: Free
Content
This workshop is built around practical learning. Following a concise presentation, participants will explore force plate testing applications through live demonstrations and hands-on exercises.
Topics Covered
- Understanding the key metrics behind CMJ testing
- Simplifying force plate data for daily practice
- Monitoring fatigue and neuromuscular readiness
- Identifying asymmetries and performance trends
- Using CMJ data to support training and return-to-play decisions
- Practical testing protocols and interpretation strategies
Meet the Host
Alex Decker, CSCS
Managing Partner & Director of Performance — Bridge Physical Therapy & Performance
Alex Decker, CSCS, is the Managing Partner and Director of Performance at Bridge Physical Therapy & Performance. A former collegiate baseball player at Barry University, Alex has spent over a decade in the performance industry, helping build a national training brand and working with athletes ranging from youth competitors to Olympians.
With experience spanning performance coaching, business leadership, and sports rehabilitation, Alex specializes in applying objective testing and data-driven strategies to optimize performance and guide return-to-play decisions.
See It in Action
Watch Bridge PTP put Kinvent technology to work in real clinical settings — from post-op evals to return-to-sport progressions.
A college pitcher’s shoulder assessment months post-strain, using Kinvent dynamometry and force plates to measure torque:bodyweight and rate of force development before resuming a throwing program.
A full Kinvent-based assessment for a pitcher pursuing non-operative treatment, tracking his progression back to mound work.
A softball player’s return-to-sport retest tracking Torque-to-BW ratios, limb symmetry, and treadmill tolerance using Kinvent.
How Kinvent supports professionals in managing their patients efficiently
See It In Action
Want to learn more about the Kinvent solution already?
Request a private demo with a local Kinvent specialist and discover the system before attending the workshop.
Discover Kinvent’s Smart Sensor Ecosystem
One solution – One App – Connected sensors for objective measurement, real-time feedback, and smarter care.
Kinvent’s sensor technology is designed to bring clarity, precision, and engagement to physical assessment and rehabilitation. Whether you’re tracking force, motion, muscle activation, or balance, our family of wireless sensors delivers actionable data at every stage of the care or performance process.
Measure strength, endurance, range of motion, balance, speed, and neuromuscular activation with one unified platform and multiple sensors.
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