How this submitted screen compares to your standards.
The athlete-facing report shows what the clip is saying. The Recruit Brief adds the coach layer: what cleared your standard, what exceeded a limit, and what deserves follow-up.
What changed from the recruit demo: Movement Analysis explains the athlete-facing read. Recruit Brief shows how that same screen holds up against the reviewing program’s standards.
5 within limit · 1 exceeded limit · 0 below minimum · 26 strokes
No recovery-order concern exceeded the program’s review limit.
8% of strokes; one session-level Added Movement limit exceeded.
Inside the program’s alert share for output-conversion loss.
Rate and rhythm were stable enough to trust the screen.
What the coach sees that the athlete packet does not decide on its own.
Added Movement
Primary follow-up is not to rebuild the athlete. It is to confirm whether this Added Movement pattern repeats when fatigue is present.
Everything else stayed inside the standard.
Recovery Sequencing, Drive Organization, Rate Hold, and Rhythm Stability should not become the focus of this recruit read.
2 counted strokes
The coach can open the stroke-by-stroke evidence to see exactly which strokes counted and why.