Marcus Reed

Running Back

@marcusreed

VictevoOS
Score82nd · RB · TX 2027

VICTEVO Certified●Class of 2027 · UIL 5A●Composite Score 78●82nd · RB · TX 2027●VICTEVO Certified●Class of 2027 · UIL 5A●Composite Score 78●82nd · RB · TX 2027●VICTEVO Certified●Class of 2027 · UIL 5A●Composite Score 78●82nd · RB · TX 2027●

Meet The Athlete Performance Game Stats Cockpit

Marcus Reed · Profile8 Core · Strength Floor

The 8 Core Capacities

Strength Floor

The base every capacity is built on.

Strength Floor is the maximal force your body can produce against resistance. It is the floor — nothing else scales without it. We measure it in absolute terms and relative to your bodyweight so scores stay honest across size, sport, and position.

Marcus's Score

Trap-bar DL: 445 lb · 2.17x BW

Above D1 average for RB. Pro-tier ceiling within reach.

How we measure it · 5 tests

Protocol · Equipment · Benchmarks

TBDL

Trap-Bar Deadlift 1RM

Equipment: Trap bar · calibrated plates · lifting platform
Protocol: Warm-up ramp to a true one-rep maximum. Three attempts recorded.
Measures: Absolute load (lb) · Load / bodyweight (multiplier)
Why it matters: The safest full-body max-strength test. Loads the posterior chain the same way sprinting and jumping do.

Developing

1.5x BW

2.0x BW

Pro

2.5x BW+

BSQ

Back Squat 1RM (optional)

Equipment: Rack · Olympic bar · safety arms
Protocol: Ramp to 1RM with knee-vertical depth. Verified on video.
Measures: Absolute load · Load / bodyweight
Why it matters: Lower-body force ceiling. Verifies strength-floor number is real, not a lift technique artifact.

Developing

1.3x BW

1.8x BW

Pro

2.2x BW+

Bench Press 1RM

Equipment: Bench · Olympic bar
Protocol: 1RM ramp with pause on chest. Spotter mandatory.
Measures: Absolute load · Load / bodyweight
Why it matters: Upper-body pressing max. Position-critical for contact sports and throwing athletes.

Developing

1.0x BW

1.5x BW

Pro

1.9x BW+

IMTP

Isometric Mid-Thigh Pull

Equipment: Force plate · fixed bar
Protocol: Maximal pull against an immovable bar. Two 5-second efforts.
Measures: Peak force (N) · Rate of force development (N/s)
Why it matters: Isolates raw force output from technique. Best cross-athlete comparison metric available.

Developing

3500 N

4500 N

Pro

5500 N+

GRIP

Handgrip Dynamometry

Equipment: Jamar hydraulic dynamometer
Protocol: Three squeezes each hand, best result recorded.
Measures: Peak grip force (kg) · L/R asymmetry (%)
Why it matters: Whole-body strength proxy. Correlates with career longevity across sports.

Developing

45 kg

55 kg

Pro

65 kg+

Back to Marcus's profile