Objective strength testing with sophisticated equipment like portable force plates and dynamometers has long been reserved for elite sport and research environments. But that’s starting to change. With systems like AxIT, physiotherapists, podiatrists, and performance professionals now have access to affordable, user-friendly tools that deliver lab-grade insights. The key comes with knowing how to integrate them effectively into your services.

 

Below are three proven and practical ways health and fitness professionals are using the AxIT system to improve outcomes, build trust, and create additional revenue streams.

1. Start-to-Finish Support in Client Programs

One of the most common ways people use the AxIT system is within a structured strength and recovery plan. Whether your client is building back after time off, or preparing to return to activity, measuring performance at different points can:

  • Give a clear starting point for physical capacity
  • Help shape a tailored program
  • Show progress in measurable terms
  • Support decision-making about program completion or return to activity

Many businesses use AxIT at the beginning and end of a client’s program, and sometimes mid-way to adjust the approach. This makes the process guided by real numbers instead of guesswork.

 

For example, one UK business includes AxIT testing in its five-session packages, testing on day one and at the end. This model has improved client engagement and retention while also supporting business growth.

 

Clients are more motivated when they understand the “why” behind their exercises. With AxIT, you can show how a chosen exercise links to an identified weakness (such as reduced hip strength), making your recommendations clearer and more meaningful.

2. Proactive Strength Analysis for Healthy Clients

If you have ever been to the dentist, you know how important a regular check up can be. Many clients are now actively seeking preventive health and performance insights, especially in the over-50s population.

 

By offering a “Body Strength Analysis” or “Performance Check-In,” you can:

  • Identify early imbalances or weaknesses
  • Set proactive training goals
  • Track progress over time
  • Provide peace of mind to active adults and athletes alike

These one-off assessments are often popular with:

  • People looking to be fitter and healthier
  • Retirees looking to stay mobile and active
  • Weekend warriors aiming to avoid injury
  • Recreational athletes targeting specific performance goals

The key is to communicate the value: objective testing is not just for the injured, it’s for anyone who wants to live their best, age well, train smart, and stay strong.

 

One product tip that we’ve learned from our AxIT users is to market these sessions as either a stand-alone service or bundle them with PT or S&C programs. They can also serve as a low-barrier entry point for new clients looking to find the right fitness professional for them.

3. Team and Workplace Screening

Another growing application of the AxIT portable force plates and dynamometers is in screening athletes or physically active workforces. Whether it’s local sports teams, emergency services, or corporate wellness programs, group testing offers:

  • Efficient, repeatable assessment protocols
  • Simple, visual reporting for individuals
  • Insightful group data for coaches or managers

For sports settings, AxIT allows you to build custom test batteries specific to the demands of different positions or disciplines. For workplaces, you can identify workers at higher risk of overuse or musculoskeletal injuries and offer proactive support. You can use AxIT’s playlist feature to streamline portable testing stations, and apply consistent protocols across a group. The best part is that data is stored per individual and can be compared over time, making follow-ups simple.

Start Small, Scale Smart

If you’re new to AxIT force plates and dynamometry, start by integrating one of these models into your current services, ideally where you already see value and demand. Over time, you can expand into new use cases, build out custom protocols, and offer testing as a core part of your client experience.

 

The versatility of AxIT isn’t just in what it measures, it’s in how easily it fits into real-world service delivery.

 

Want to see how AxIT could fit into your clinic?
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