Movement Intelligence
Twenty years
of movement, understood
Few places measure movement this precisely. Fewer have twenty years of it, tied to what happened next. That record tells us which ways of moving lead to injury, which lead to long careers, and which separate good athletes from great ones.
The signal
Built one athlete
at a time
Every athlete goes through the same assessment: cameras track every joint in 3D while force plates measure every push against the ground, more than 500 variables in all.
Until P3, the movement of elite athletes had never been studied at scale. Teams were focused on next week's game; academic labs, on their next study. We were focused on the athlete in front of us: helping them, and learning from them for the athletes who came next.
Twenty years of that, done the same way every time, built a record no one else has: lab-grade, marker-based motion capture, the gold standard for accuracy.
That's still the project. Every athlete who comes through P3 adds to what we know.
The outcomes
Tied to what
happened next
5,000+
elite athletes assessed, including more than 1,000 who have played in the NBA.
A measurement only matters if you know what it means. We know because we followed those athletes afterward: who got hurt, who stayed healthy, who got better. A fitness tracker tells you how hard you worked. We show how your body moves, and where it's headed.
The models
Risk, before
it shows up
6 of 10
P3's knee injury model can identify 6 of the next 10 serious knee injuries in the NBA before they happen.
The same approach flags risk across the whole body, and shows the movement patterns that set the best athletes apart.
The work
Insight becomes
training
Every assessment shows how an athlete's body moves. Our coaches turn that into training: what to build, what to protect, what to change.
What's next
The intelligence
layer
Motion capture is spreading: into team facilities, universities and, before long, everyday devices. More data is coming. What's missing is knowing what it means. We're building our models to work with any capture system, turning movement data into clear answers: who is at risk, why, and the training plan to fix it. Built first for athletes whose results matter most, and eventually for anyone who moves.
The evidence
Published and
peer-reviewed
Our findings are published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at the MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference.
Work with P3
Offered on a
limited basis
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