The first metres decide the duels. First-movement start — combine-comparable.
Pure front-end force — force in one step, then pushing behind the body. No form, no top speed: just how hard you get moving.
This is the quality that shows up most often. GPS data from team sport puts players under 8–10 % of match time above 80–90 % of their top speed — even in football. Nearly every duel, every first metre to a loose ball, is settled inside four seconds — and inside four seconds you are still accelerating. Improve the top end and you improve a sliver of the match. Improve the first ten metres and you improve almost all of it.
Place the start line at the athlete's mark — the app measures out the finish line itself. Drop a cone at each line.
The filmer stands side-on at mid-course and places the AR line at the start cone.
The athlete lines up with the toes at the cone. The filmer confirms they're ready.
Go whenever you want — the clock starts on your first movement.
Run through the finish cone, never to it. Best of two counts.
The engine tracks the body through space and starts the clock on the first sustained movement — the NFL Combine convention. The finish is a fixed plane 10 m from the line; the clock stops when the shoulders cross it, interpolated between frames.
Field-validated against stopwatch and laser pairs — the validation log is open, and every ranked run carries its video clip.
The test day, the 15-minute block, and the case that gets the club to pay. The date isn't set yet — join the list and you're first in.
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