Marcus Reed

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Score82nd · RB · TX 2027

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Marcus Reed · Profile8 Core · Braking Power

The 8 Core Capacities

Braking Power

How well you stop, cut, and absorb.

Braking Power is the most under-measured — and most injury-relevant — capacity in sport. Athletes who can decelerate stay healthy and cut sharper. We measure asymmetry aggressively because a 10% left-right gap here is a torn ACL waiting.

Marcus's Score

Decel index: 4.6 m/s² · Hop-stop asymmetry: 4%

Strong control. Asymmetry under 5% — clean bilateral mechanics.

How we measure it · 4 tests

Protocol · Equipment · Benchmarks

DEC

Deceleration Index

Equipment: Timing gates · force plate landing pad
Protocol: Sprint at 90% max, brake to full stop in a marked zone. Three reps.
Measures: Peak braking force (N) · Braking rate (m/s²) · Deceleration distance
Why it matters: The forgotten side of speed. Athletes who can't brake can't cut, can't change direction, and get hurt.

Developing

3.0 m/s²

4.5 m/s²

Pro

5.5 m/s²+

HOP

Single-Leg Hop-Stop

Equipment: Force plate · single-leg landing zone
Protocol: Hop forward, land single-leg, hold 3 sec. Three reps each leg.
Measures: Impact force (N) · Ground contact time · L/R asymmetry (%)
Why it matters: The single-leg version of deceleration. Asymmetry >10% is a strong ACL-injury predictor.

Developing

<15% asymmetry

<8% asymmetry

Pro

<4% asymmetry

Drop Landing Assessment

Equipment: 20-inch box · force plate
Protocol: Step off box, land two feet, stick the landing. Video-analyzed.
Measures: Peak vertical force · Knee valgus angle (°) · Symmetry
Why it matters: Landing mechanics separate athletes who stay healthy from athletes who don't. Video-scored for compensations.

Developing

Compensation flags

Clean pattern

Pro

Elite absorption

EUR

Eccentric Utilization Ratio

Equipment: Force plate
Protocol: CMJ vs. squat jump. Difference reveals stretch-shortening use.
Measures: Jump-height ratio (CMJ/SJ) · Reactive strength index
Why it matters: How well you use the pre-stretch. Low EUR = you're leaving power on the table on every cut.

Developing

1.05

1.10

Pro

1.15+

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