Strength and muscular capacity
Quantify a capacity that is decisive for maintaining function.
QUALITY / Active ageing
More strength to sustain a moreindependent life.
Assess muscular and functional capacity to guide adapted exercise programmes and follow the changes that matter in everyday life.
Who it is for
Programmes focused on capacity and independence.
- Exercise and health centres
- Municipal programmes
- Clinics
- Care homes and day centres
- Social and healthcare organisations
- Universities
What it lets you observe
Capacities linked to independence.
Muscular power
Observe rapid force expression in selected tasks.
Balance and postural control
Record variables relevant to stability and safety.
Mobility
Complete the functional profile through appropriate protocols.
Programme progress
Compare results and review the response to exercise.
Individual and group view
Follow each person and evaluate the reach of collective programmes.
A person-centred approach
Assess to guide decisions, not to label.
Results help adjust goals and exercise doses when read alongside history, context and professional judgement.
Workflow
Simple assessment. Continuous follow-up.
01
Define the starting point
Select appropriate tests.
02
Assess
Simply and reproducibly.
03
Guide the exercise
With professional judgement.
04
Reassess
Make progress visible.
Tests must be selected and supervised by qualified professionals. MyoQuality does not replace clinical assessment.
Independence can be trained and tracked too.
Tell us which population you serve and we will design a fitting proposal.