Team GPS and load
Polar Team Pro and Catapult-style monitoring, for total distance, high-speed running, and the external load of every session.
Physical and device integration
Every device. One athlete profile.
Your athletes already wear Polar, Whoop, Apple Health, Catapult, and Garmin. Strong connects them all into a single athlete record, so recovery, load, and physical output finally read in one language instead of five exports.
The problem
The data is everywhere, the picture is nowhere
Polar Team Pro logs Friday's load. Whoop logs the weekend's recovery. Apple Health holds the resting heart rate, Catapult the GPS, Garmin the sleep. Each device is excellent at its slice and blind to the rest. The athlete is one body, but their physical signal is scattered across five dashboards that never speak, and the staff who need the full read are left stitching it together by hand.
- Recovery in one app, load in another, sleep in a third, never side by side
- Each export aligned and reconciled by hand before any decision can be made
- An athlete's true physical state visible only after someone assembles five screens
The solution
One unified athlete data layer
Strong ingests every device over secure server-side connections and writes it all to a single athlete profile. No module keeps its own private copy. Recovery sits beside load sits beside sleep, on the same record, at the same moment, for every department that needs it.
The Monday morning view
Three platforms in one read
One row per athlete: a recovery percentage from Whoop, a seven-day load trend from Polar Team Pro, and a live availability status. The rows sort by concern, so the few who need attention sit at the top and the calm majority recede. The product scans the squad, you make the call. This is the sales moment the platform was built to deliver.
Monday morning, one screen
Recovery, training load and availability for the whole squad, sorted so the few who need attention sit at the top.
| Athlete | Recovery | 7-day load | Available |
|---|---|---|---|
| M. OkaforCentre back | 28% | Out | |
| L. FontaineWinger | 41% | Limited | |
| R. AdeyemiFly half | 52% | Limited | |
| T. BauerMidfield | 74% | Full | |
| S. NakamuraFull forward | 81% | Full | |
| D. MwangiGuard | 88% | Full |
What connects
The device categories Strong unifies
Recovery and readiness
Whoop recovery scores, heart-rate variability, and sleep, so the body's capacity to absorb tomorrow's training is on the same record as today's.
Consumer wearables
Apple Health, Garmin, and Fitbit, so an athlete's everyday device feeds the same profile a staff member reads, with no separate app to chase.
One athlete record
Every stream writes to a single unified athlete data layer, so no module duplicates the athlete and every department reads the same truth.
What you can read in one place
The physical signal, unified
- Recovery score
- The Whoop-style 0 to 100 read on how well an athlete has recovered, ready to cross-reference against load.
- Heart-rate variability
- The autonomic signal behind readiness, pulled from the device that measures it best and placed on the shared record.
- Total distance and high-speed running
- External load from team GPS, the volume and intensity of the work the body actually did.
- Accelerations and decelerations
- The hard speed changes a distance figure hides, the efforts that drive soft-tissue cost.
- Sleep duration and quality
- The foundation of recovery, drawn from the wearable an athlete already sleeps in.
- Resting heart rate
- The simple daily marker that, in context with the rest, flags an athlete trending the wrong way.
Illustrative figures, not measured results
5device ecosystems unified into one athlete profile
1athlete record every department reads from
0manual exports to reconcile on Monday morning
We had Polar for load and Whoop for recovery and no way to see them together. Strong put them on one screen, sorted by who needs us first. The morning triage that used to take an hour now takes a coffee.
Physical and device integration
Connect every device. See the whole athlete.
Your athletes are already generating the data. Strong unifies it into one profile, so load, recovery, and physical output finally read as one. Replace the export-and-reconcile ritual with a single source of truth.