📲App to track velocity& jumps in real time just with your Phone & Apple Watch 🆕Compatible with all VBT Devices 🚀Manage all your online athletes

Joined September 2021
NEW! Spleeft Coaches is now compatible with all the VBT Devices 🏋️‍♀️💨 🚨Compatible with @vitruvefit @vitruvefit_es @adr_encoder and the rest of VBT devices on the market thanks to our AI. 🔸 Advanced VBT analytics 🔸 Create multiple athlete profiles. 🔸 Import CSV data from any VBT thanks to our AI. Available on iPhone, iPad & Mac. 📱🖥️💻 #SpleeftUpdate #VBT #Encoder #LPT #Vitruve #ADREncoder
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Your Apple Watch can now work as a VBT sensor. Attach it to the bar, configure the athlete and set from your iPhone, and get real-time velocity feedback — without adding an encoder. New in Spleeft: Smart Zero for more reliable rep detection, remote Watch control, raw IMU data, MPV and Time to Peak Velocity. Would you use this in your coaching workflow? spleeft.app/smart-zero-apple…
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Here is the demo video
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New version of @SpleeftApp in progress! Improving the LVP tool for the incoming training camps! - Find just test days, leaving workout data. - Get context from group averages, helping with benchmarking. - ROM filtering and 3-rep avg, to improve reliability.
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Consistency is the 🔑 for performance improvement @SpleeftApp
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Back to the grind after the holidays with @SpleeftApp! 💪 Starting my new season with 55% of my 1RM until I get back to full strength. It’s all about rebuilding gradually without rushing the process. VBT lets me track velocity, not just weight. #VBT #StrengthTraining #Recovery
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Spleeft Coach update you’ve been waiting for is OFFICIAL! 🚀 Say goodbye to manual hassles and hello to seamless VBT coaching. ☁️ iCloud Sync: Athletes share data automatically. Coaches get instant access. It’s that simple. 📈 @TrainingPeaks Integration: Your VBT data now auto-uploads to your favorite platform. 📱 Universal Data Import: Sync from ANY VBT device with just one tap. Yes, ANY.
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Be cautious when interpreting readiness—don’t mistake fatigue for lack of activation. Screenshots from my right-leg split squat: first vs. last set. I progressively “woke up” through the sets, even after my usual warm-up. @SpleeftApp
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🔥 Pro tip: Use velocity loss as your rep limiter—the % drop from your fastest rep to the last. Set a cap (e.g., 5%). With a 5% cap you’ll usually get ~6–7 quality reps, then stop. If you hit 6–7 reps without reaching 5% loss, the load is too light—add weight. #VBT #TrainingTips
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🤔 What’s behind this rollercoaster of performance? You can see a lot of fluctuation, but here’s the thing — order matters. That high spike? It was on my 3rd set, a speed PR. @spleeftapp 🏋️♂️ #VBT #TrainingInsights
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10 days apart, and the max jump height is still 30.5cm vs. 30.4cm… Reliability or lack of progress? 🥲🤣 Whether it's velocity or jump height, with Spleeft, you can trust the data. Consistency = reliability! 📊💯 The data doesn’t lie! #VBT #SmartTraining #Spleeft
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🚨 Let’s talk about the reliability of @SpleeftApp and how it’s proving its value with real training data 🚨 A lot of people ask about the accuracy of our app, so let me show you some results straight from the data. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻
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👀 Want to know how a coach give immediate & precise feedback to their athlete thanks to @SpleeftApp? 🚨 Here’s the feedback I gave to my athlete. He just created his load-velocity profile for squats and leg press, and now we’re making key decisions about his training plan.👇
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Improving week by week with VBT and @SpleeftApp 💪🏼 The key isn’t lifting more weight, but moving the same weight FASTER. Consistent gains in bar velocity with 70 kg show true progress, proving that velocity-based training is all about precision.
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I’ve got mixed feelings looking at this power graph for my squat @SpleeftApp 🏋️ It's a bit of a reality check – I’m not where I was at my peak, but it’s also a reminder of how normal performance fluctuations are. We all have those periods of decline, but they’re often temporary.
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How much will I lose after a week off? — This is a question I frequently encounter. The short answer: I don’t have a precise value, but we can MEASURE it. Based on my personal data, after a week of detraining, I observed a 15% reduction in vertical jump performance. Yes, 15%. 📉
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🌴 Holidays do take their toll on performance, huh? After a few days off, I noticed the usual dip in my strength metrics. Looks like those lazy days are catching up with me. 🥲
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📉 It’s not just in my head… the numbers are confirming it. My squat velocity has dropped, and my performance is about 10% lower than usual. Time to adjust and stay smart.
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