Retain clients after rehab ends
Convert graduates into long-term fitness and performance clients. Season long programs, arm care, performance testing check-ins — all cash based.
Jump only
They see the progress,
see the numbers,
see how it relates to
their goals, and it keeps
them coming back
Jared Bickle · Performance and Reconditioning · Fort Wayne, IN
57,000+people assessed
7–101age range
200+movement library
11issued patents
What your practice looks like with Proteus
Fill your floor without filling your schedule
Clients run unsupervised training following a supervised assessment. Proteus doesn't take up a table spot or much practitioner time.
Generate referrals automatically
Send shareable reports to coaches, doctors, and strength coaches in one click. You become the practitioner with the answers and the referrals follow.
Objective return-to-play & readiness data
Benchmarked against their own baseline and cohort. See how they stand vs people their age, their gender, and athletes playing the same sports.
Your current state
At 37, your power matches a typical 42 year old's.
Your power age
42
Power Age
85756555453525
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Power Output (W)
Your power output is higher than 38% of females aged 32 to 42.
The only standardized normative database for 3D power
When a 68-year-old asks “was that result good?” — you have a real answer, benchmarked against people their age and gender.
Power is the difference between catching yourself and breaking your wrist
Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 2025: adults with the lowest muscular power were associated with ~6× higher likelihood of death over the following decade compared to those with the highest.
Power declines before strength does — and in July 2026, AARP ran “Why Power Training May Be More Important Than Strength Training.”
- ~6× higher likelihood of death, lowest vs. highest power group
- Power declines about twice as fast as strength in older adults — roughly 3.5% a year against 1.5%
Araújo CGS, Kunutsor SK, Eijsvogels TMH, et al. “Muscle Power Versus Strength as a Predictor of Mortality in Middle-Aged and Older Men and Women.” Mayo Clin Proc. 2025;100(8):1319–1331. doi:10.1016/j.mayocp.2025.02.015. Hazard ratios 5.88 (men) and 6.90 (women), lowest vs highest relative muscle power; n=3,889, ages 46–75, median follow-up 10.8 years. Observational association, not causation.
Book Demo“The way he carries himself, he looks like he's gotten 2 or 3 inches taller. He's so happy because he's able to play 18 holes of golf, and that's why he retired here.”
Kelly Cap · TriMov Fitness Sports Therapy · Pinehurst, NC
Real movement is three dimensional. Most 1D tests can't see it.
- A throw, a swing, a chop, getting out of a chair and turning: Real movement rotates and changes direction.
- Single-plane equipment misses multi-directional deficits that predict real-world function.
- To measure power in a 3D movement, the resistance has to be known and constant in every direction, which only Proteus can do.
What your practice already has, and what Proteus adds
Every tool on this table keeps its job.
Force plates stay the reference for force. Proteus adds the measurement none of them make: power in rotational, multi-directional movement, scored against norms.
Source: Proteus Competitive Analysis (34 tools) + Capability Matrix, Jul 2026.
Force Plates
VALD, Hawkin
Cable / Pneumatic
Keiser, 1080
Isokinetic
Dynamometer
Dynamometer
Camera / AI
Proteus
Measures real mechanical power (watts)
Yes, along one line
Yes, one joint, computed
Estimated from video
Yes, measured
In free, direction-changing 3D movement
No, on-plate
No, one cable line
No, one axis, one joint
Motion only, no force
Yes, any path
Resistance known and constant in every direction
No, body mass only
No, falls off the line as you rotate
No, single plane
No applied force
Yes
Population norms for that measurement
Yes, jump/force norms
No
Legacy tables
Kinematic only
Yes, 3D power, ages 7–101
Client-facing report and program from the test
No
No
No
No
Yes, report to their phone, 8-week program
Full-body test time
Fast (jump + isometric)
Setup per exercise
30–45 min per joint
Fast
Under 5 min, ~17 movements
Full capability
Partial
Not capable
“On top of the significant revenue expansion, our clients are so enthusiastic about Proteus they coined the phrase ‘Do you Proteus?’”
Dr. Andrea Davis · Davis Physical Therapy & Sports Rehab · Medford, NJ
Results clients can feel. Improvements you can measure.
72-year-old golfer
Swing speed exceeding 100 mph
Retired to Pinehurst for golf. Couldn't play 18 holes. Now he can.
83-year-old female client
Power imbalance: 7% → 1%
Measured, tracked, resolved. Not estimated, proven with a retest.
Youth baseball player
+15 mph exit velocity
Connected movements to sport-specific outcomes.
Standardized assessments for your 75-year-old golfer and your varsity pitcher
Most practices serve both: mostly general population, plus athletes. Proteus doesn't run one generic test. Standardized protocols come from a 200+ movement library built by practitioners like you and validated by independent researchers.
How it works, and keeps working
- 1
Test
A standardized test in minutes, on the kiosk, with on-screen guidance rep by rep.
- 2
See Results
Scored on screen the moment the test ends.
- 3
Get the Plan
An eight-week program is built from their results.
- 4
Train
Anywhere, then come back. The program is equipment-agnostic.
- 5
Retest
The change is on the chart, against their own baseline and their cohort.
“Having something tangible in front of your face, seeing weaknesses right in front of you — it really motivated the athletes to get after it.”
Kiel King · Kings of Fitness · Wappingers Falls, NY
Talk to our experts
We'll run an assessment, show you the reports your clients would get, and answer every question you have about fitting Proteus into a cash-based practice. No commitment.
No commitment. Real answers.