Measure the structure.
Then write the program.
AKMI runs an 18-test bilateral assessment, classifies the structural pattern, and drafts the program with the evidence attached. A certified coach reviews every finding before a client sees it.
Invite-only · Coach approval on every report
One loop from baseline to verified change.
Most coaching software stores workouts. AKMI closes a loop: every program traces back to measured joint data, and every reassessment is scored against the original baseline.
Every finding links to a test, a confidence level, a rule, and a coach decision. Nothing client-facing ships unreviewed.
Structural work is planned in months, not days. Progress varies from person to person, so the system reports deltas, not promises.
Reassessment asks one question: did the intervention change the constraint it targeted? The answer is a number.
A report that reads like a lab result.
Clients receive measured values against reference ranges, flagged asymmetries, and a coach note explaining what changes in the program — and why.
| Test | L | R | Ref | Δ | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hip internal rotation (seated) | 28° | 41° | 35–45° | 13° | L deficit |
| Hip external rotation (seated) | 44° | 38° | 36–60° | 6° | In range |
| Hip extension (prone) | 9° | 12° | 10–20° | 3° | L low |
| Ankle dorsiflexion (knee flexed) | 38° | 31° | 35–45° | 7° | R low |
| Shoulder flexion (supine) | 168° | 154° | 165–180° | 14° | R deficit |
| Shoulder external rotation (90/90) | 88° | 84° | 80–100° | 4° | In range |
| Straight-leg raise (passive) | 78° | 81° | 70–90° | 3° | In range |
| Thoracic rotation (seated) | 42° | 51° | 45–60° | 9° | L low |
- Hip IR L 28° / R 41° — Δ13° flagged
- Squat depth fault at 90° knee flexion
- Pattern classified · program drafted · coach approved
- Hip IR L 33° / R 41° — Δ8°
- Stance width and loading order adjusted
- Adherence 91% · no pain flags
- Hip IR L 36° / R 41° — Δ5° · within tolerance
- Depth fault cleared · bilateral loading restored
- Reassessment scored against Wk 00 baseline
"Left hip IR is the primary constraint. Squat stance and loading order change until the 13° gap closes below 5°. Reassess at week 6 — if the delta holds, we re-route the lower-body block."
Strength and force production. Barbell architecture built on the assessment, not around it.
ROM architecture and gait mechanics. The measurement layer every other decision rests on.
Combat preparation. Neural output, contact readiness, and recovery under high training stress.
Three disciplines · One assessment standard
Built for people who get audited on results.
Justify every prescription with measured data.
Run a repeatable 18-test assessment, attach the evidence to the program, and keep clients past month three because progress is measured, not claimed.
Apply for Early Access 02 / Clinics & facilitiesStandardize assessment quality across staff.
Same protocol, same report format, same review standards — regardless of who runs the session. Audit history on every coach decision.
Request a Pilot 03 / Athletes & liftersTrain on your measured constraints.
Get assessed by a certified coach. Your program targets the specific joint restrictions and asymmetries found in your data — and reassessment proves the change.
Apply to IntakeThe classified library behind every decision.
Movements classified by structural demand, region, and training type.
Corrective sequences mapped to structural patterns and findings.
Clinical gait reference: joints, muscles, bones, pathology, lifespan.
Biomechanical terminology defined precisely, with clinical context.
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Set up the 18-test protocol, assess one client, and put a measured baseline behind your next program.
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