Sports clinics & performance labs
KEYFEATURES FOR YOU
In the seemingly endless array of data collection tools, Train.Red is different. Practically applied, scientifically validated, and easy to understand with our unique features for you and your clients.
Fastest sport tests
Create your own protocols, or use the built-in functionality that allows the easiest and straightest way to measure local thresholds just with our Train.Red sensors.
Athlete & Trainer report
All the data and insights from your muscle, in a comprehensive document. Share results directly with your clients, or follow up later with cloud functionality.
raw data analysis
For data lovers we can export: SMO2%, 02Hb changes, HHb changes, THb changes & HbDiff changes. Allowing you to do your own analysis.
organisation + profiles
Switch from athlete to athlete within seconds. Our ecosystem allows an organisation to have multiple user accounts
In Cardiorespiratory Fitness (CRF) tests, you gauge the efficiency of oxygen transport to muscles. While heart rate, lung capacity, and blood vessel performance are typically measured, the muscle component often gets overlooked. With Train.Red sensors, you can incorporate all these aspects seamlessly or focus solely on muscle monitoring.
Ok, first some basics: during our very first lesson in exercise physiology we learned about the Fick principle.
Fick stated that VO2max equals the amount of blood pumped per heart beat at maximum heart rate times the amount of oxygen the working muscles can extract from the blood passing through them.
Train.Red can measure the oxygen consumption by your muscles.
Similar to respiratory, heartrate or lactate data, we can use hemoglobin changes to:
- Identify the physiological/performance model
- Monitor the evolution of the athletes' performance
- Define training intensities and pacing strategies
- Evaluate the effects of your training program
For sports tests or your research, all you require is a Train.Red Sensor, a smart device, a securing strap, and a patch to maintain position and block environmental light. Within just one minute, you'll be all set to proceed.
In Cardiorespiratory Fitness (CRF) tests, you gauge the efficiency of oxygen transport to muscles. While heart rate, lung capacity, and blood vessel performance are typically measured, the muscle component often gets overlooked. With Train.Red sensors, you can incorporate all these aspects seamlessly or focus solely on muscle monitoring.
Ok, first some basics: during our very first lesson in exercise physiology we learned about the Fick principle.
Fick stated that VO2max equals the amount of blood pumped per heart beat at maximum heart rate times the amount of oxygen the working muscles can extract from the blood passing through them.
Train.Red can measure the oxygen consumption by your muscles.
Similar to respiratory, heartrate or lactate data, we can use hemoglobin changes to:
- Identify the physiological/performance model
- Monitor the evolution of the athletes' performance
- Define training intensities and pacing strategies
- Evaluate the effects of your training program
For sports tests or your research, all you require is a Train.Red Sensor, a smart device, a securing strap, and a patch to maintain position and block environmental light. Within just one minute, you'll be all set to proceed.
WODSCIENCE THRESHOLD TEST
Warm-up
Initial phase to set the baseline and get your muscles ready for action.
Muscle Stamina
Muscle state 2 and Zone 2 training. Your muscles' ability to endure low-intensity, basic endurance efforts. Breathing is still easy and comfortable because your muscles are well supplied with oxygen.
Muscle Efficiency
Muscle state 3, zone 3 training. Your muscles' ability to sustain medium-intensity, tempo efforts. In this so-called 'grey' training domain, your muscles are very efficient with oxygen.
Muscle Power
Muscle state 4-5 and Zone 4 training. Your muscles' ability to perform high-intensity, sprint efforts. You're mainly using very strong, inefficient energy pathways. You'll be out of breath and need to recover.
Muscle recovery
After effort, your muscles do
not need as much oxygen
anymore, but your heart still
delivers! Oxygen and nutrients
are used to restore your
muscles. The faster, the more,
the better!
So you want to perform the easiest
Threshold test
Threshold tests for breakpoints in sports performance help coaches and athletes find key moments where performance changes, guiding training and strategy decisions for better results.
Indoor, outdoor, cycling, running etc.
Select your test
Choose tests wisely to find breakpoints. Longer tests stress stamina. They're flexible—do them anywhere, anytime, just follow the protocol. Indoors with Tacx or outdoors, your choice.
POSITIONING
Place sensors
Ensure proper sensor placement on the muscle for accurate readings. Note that not all positions are recognized by threshold calculations. For instance, in cycling, position the sensor on the upper leg muscles—the most engaged during the test. Utilize our patches to secure the sensor in place.
Let the interface guide you
Test guidance
The test view features a 10-second countdown, followed by the test protocol, typically including a 'warm-up,' 'ramp,' and 'cooldown' phase. Follow the instructions meticulously to achieve accurate results through Train.Red. You have the option to halt the test at any time using the stop button.
In APP results
Analyzing view
Following the test, you receive an overview, with a focus on the thresholds, which is crucial. The "Thresholds" section displays these values. However, the primary objective of the test is to obtain the muscle profile and report. Press "Create Report" to generate the PDF report containing comprehensive muscle data.
We recommend 4 train.Red PLUS systems
We strongly advise clinics and sports labs to choose the 4 PLUS sensors. The PLUS is the most advanced and fastest Muscle Oxygen system worldwide, capable of deeper muscle measurements than any other system. With four sensors, you can evaluate left-right differences and potentially establish a reference area. Additionally, purchasing the set of four sensors entitles you to a significant discount. This package includes the PLUS sensors, software, and all necessary accessories.
Train.Red PLUS Muscle Oxygen Sensor + app
Description
Take your monitoring to the next level with the Train.Red PLUS, the world's most advanced wearable muscle oxygen sensor. Engineered for elite athletes and performance-driven teams, the PLUS provides the fastest muscle oxygen measurements (100Hz) and the deepest insights into your body's oxygen utilization.
While you may invest time and energy in equipment, training, and supplements, the key to performance is understanding and optimizing the one thing that drives it: your muscles.
The Train.Red PLUS sensor provides muscle oxygen data, as well as additional metrics for deeper performance insights:
- Muscle oxygen (SmO₂%)
- Oxy-Hemoglobin (HbO2%)
- Deoxygenated Hemoglobin (DeOxy)
- Total Hemoglobin (HbDiff)
What’s in the box?
✔️ Train.Red PLUS sensor
✔️ Charging cable
✔️ Patch Pack (20 adhesive patches)
✔️ Strap Pack (S-M-L sizes)
✔️ Durable travel pouch
Technical Specs
- Size: 1.2 x 4.4 x 5.9 cm (0.5 x 1.7 x 2.3 in)
- Weight: 26g
- Measurement depth: Up to 25mm into the muscle
- Channels: 6 measurement depths (10mm, 15mm, 20mm, 30mm, 35mm, 40mm)
- Light source & detector distance: Up to 40mm
- Sweatproof: Yes
- Battery life: Up to 20 hours of active use
- Speed: 100Hz (fastest in its class)
- Connectivity: BLE & ANT+
- IMU: 9-axis motion tracking
- Onboard storage: Your data is always available
- Multi-device connection: Connect 10+ PLUS sensors to one smart device for team or group monitoring
- Materials: High-quality biocompatible ABS & TPE
Train.Red App – Your Data, Your Insights
The Train.Red PLUS works seamlessly with our Train.Red app, offering in-depth muscle oxygen insights that help you train smarter and more efficiently.
Compatibility
✔️ VO2Master Manager
✔️ Splendo Health & Fit
✔️ ANT+ profiles (Garmin, Wahoo, etc.)
✔️ Garmin Data Field Integration
✔️ Fulgaz and many more...
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