Kistler, headquartered in Winterthur, Switzerland, announces that its diagnostic system Kistler Quattro Jump now supports Kistler MARS 2.1 diagnostic software.
The company notes in a media release that the Windows-based software, specifically developed for the Quattro Jump, was designed to enable the evaluation of performance and force of vertical jumps. Eight predefined analysis modules help users to evaluate the measurements in just a few seconds, and all relevant performance parameters are displayed at a glance, per the release.
Quattro Jump is made for performance coaches, team physiotherapists, and fitness and rehab trainers who need to objectively determine the exact condition of their athletes. The performance parameters delivered via the diagnostics software help athletes train to their optimal level and avoid injury, the release explains.
For more information about the Quattro Jump, visit Kistler.
[Source: Kistler]
Interested in quote on Kistler Quattro Jump for animal use. Thanks.
Hi Scott,
Please contact the manufacturer directly for this information. I’m sure they’d welcome your interest.
—Editor
I am athletic director at a high school and we are looking for a Force plate to test our athletes movement and overall strength. Kistler has the Quattro Jump. We are wanting more information on pricing and availability.
Thank you in advance.
John Cherne IIi
Hi John,
Please contact the manufacturer directly for this information. There seems to be a lot of interest in this device; good luck!
— Ed.