Lateral Leap and Catch
Repeated lateral landing control, proximal strategy and frontal alignment.

Video-supported movement analysis for clearer return-to-sport review.
Turn functional test videos into reviewable movement metrics, processed video and clinician-controlled reports.
Capture validity and quality checks stay visible.
Scores retain their underlying criteria and thresholds.
Automated output remains reviewable and editable.
Clinical review layer
Review pose overlays, landing events and test-specific visual markers in the movement itself.
Open each score to inspect the observed value, provisional threshold and confidence context.
Landmark visibility, event confidence, camera position and protocol deviations remain explicit.
Gray-zone results can be reviewed and changed with a documented clinical rationale.
Functional assessments
Each protocol keeps its own movement events and metrics while sharing a consistent quality, scoring and reporting structure.
Repeated lateral landing control, proximal strategy and frontal alignment.
Bilateral landing symmetry, frontal knee control and sagittal absorption.
Hop performance, limb symmetry and movement quality at landing.
Controlled depth, trunk and pelvic strategy, and support-knee alignment.
Single-limb load acceptance, post-landing control and segment alignment.
Reach performance, support-foot control and compensatory movement strategy.
Assessment workflow
Record the prescribed view and protocol with a standard phone camera.
Estimate pose, detect movement events and calculate test-specific metrics.
Inspect processed video, quality checks and gray-zone criteria before acceptance.
Save clinician-reviewed scores, observations and follow-up context.
Clinical governance
Roca Health separates measurement, protocol validity and clinical judgment. Missing inputs are not silently converted to zero, and provisional thresholds remain visible for review.
Scores are accompanied by capture, visibility and event-confidence checks.
Clinician changes retain the selected score and clinical rationale.
Temporary source video and retained analysis data follow separate storage decisions.
Movement-screening output supports assessment and does not provide a standalone diagnosis.
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