Win the First Step
Explode into space, beat the offside line, and reach the ball first inside the box.
PRO COACH PERSPECTIVE
PRO FOOTBALL S&C COACH · OFF-SEASON SPECIALIST · PROGRAM KING FOUNDER
Elliott Sterling works with professional footballers during the off-season, helping them build the speed, power, and conditioning needed for the demands of the game. See why he is bringing T-APEX into his performance training setup.
Explode into space, beat the offside line, and reach the ball first inside the box.
Brake, turn, and accelerate again to handle 1v1 situations and chase down counterattacks.
Maintain balance and trunk stability through physical contact to shield the ball and retain possession.
T-APEX turns soccer drills into measurable data, tracking speed, force, and power from rep to rep.
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Speed Data
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Force Output
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Power Trends
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Data Reports
Export session data as CSV or JSON for deeper analysis, reporting, and integration with your existing training workflow.
Connect the athlete with the belt or attachment system for safe field-based movement.
Set up resisted starts, directional work, assisted sprinting, or repeated efforts.
T-APEX controls the load while the athlete accelerates, cuts, brakes, or sprints.
Use rep output to refine load, volume, and training focus for the next block.
Traditional sled training relies on fixed weight and inconsistent surface friction.
Resistance bands offer portability but lack precise load control and data capture.
T-APEX delivers digitally controlled resistance with real-time force and speed feedback.
Yes. T-APEX is built for field-based training environments, including soccer fields, indoor turf, and performance facilities.
Coaches can use T-APEX for resisted starts, change-of-direction drills, lateral movement, assisted sprinting, and repeated efforts.
T-APEX provides controlled digital resistance instead of fixed weight or elastic tension, helping coaches keep load more consistent and measurable.
It adds controlled forward assistance for assisted sprint exposure, stride rhythm, and high-speed mechanics work.
Coaches can track speed, force, power, and session output, then use reports to compare reps and guide future training.