Sports Biomechanics &
Performance Consulting
CompuSport brings advanced movement science out of the laboratory and into practical athletic decisions. We work with athletes, coaches, and organizations that want to understand the mechanics behind speed, efficiency, and physical performance.
Beyond the Stopwatch
Speed is more than a stopwatch result. Two athletes may produce similar times while using different combinations of stride length, stride frequency, body positioning, and force application. Identifying those differences gives coaches a more meaningful starting point than prescribing the same drills to everyone. CompuSport helps distinguish what is observable, what can be measured, and what deserves further investigation.
Our services include sprint and acceleration assessments, team-sport performance consulting, remote video reviews, on-site evaluations, injury-risk factor analysis, and talent identification support. We also collaborate with sports organizations on research, technical questions, and coach education. Every engagement begins with the client's actual question and the information needed to answer it responsibly.
Sprint Biomechanics
We analyze every phase of your sprint — drive, transition, and max velocity — to identify the exact mechanical changes that will make you faster.
Team Sports
Whole-roster movement screening and position-specific analysis. Objective data to reduce injury risk and optimize athletic output across the team.
Injury Risk Analysis
We identify the mechanical patterns that put athletes at risk before injuries occur, giving coaches actionable information to protect their roster.
Led by Decades of Elite-Athlete Research
CompuSport is led by Dr. Amber Murphy, whose work with Dr. Ralph Mann helped translate extensive elite-athlete research into applied performance analysis. Their books, The Science of Speed and The New Mechanics of Sprinting and Hurdling, extend that knowledge to coaches and athletes seeking a deeper understanding of movement. Scientific credibility and clear communication guide our work.
Whether you lead a university performance department, coach a team, train for a sprint event, or need specialized movement-science expertise, we can help you select an appropriate next step. Start with a conversation about your goals, the athletes involved, the footage or data available, and the decisions you want to make. The aim is not more data for its own sake; it is better-informed action.
Explore ServicesClearly Defined, Responsibly Communicated
We explain the purpose of the work, the information available, and the limitations that matter for interpretation. Clients should know what the findings can support, which conclusions remain uncertain, and what an appropriate follow-up might involve. This attention to context helps prevent unnecessary testing and makes technical results easier to communicate.
Start with a Conversation
Tell us about the specific athletes, questions, and resources involved. We help prioritize a manageable starting point.
Select the Right Service
Whether a video review, planning discussion, on-site session, or longer-term collaboration — we match the service to the question.
Receive Clear Findings
Results are communicated with context: what the data supports, what remains uncertain, and what follow-up might be appropriate.
Apply the Science
The emphasis remains on useful, scientifically responsible guidance tailored to the people who will apply it.
The Science Behind the Work
Co-Founder & CEO
Dr. Amber Murphy
Dr. Amber Murphy leads CompuSport's consulting practice, translating Dr. Mann's research into practical assessments for athletes, coaches, and organizations at every level of competition.
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Dr. Ralph Mann
Dr. Ralph Mann's decades of research on Olympic and world-class sprinters established the quantitative foundation for modern sprint biomechanics. His work with USATF and IMG Academy set the standard for evidence-based performance analysis.
Full bioBOOKS & RESOURCES
Science That Stays Useful
Our books and educational resources are part of this mission. They give coaches a way to build understanding before, during, and after a consulting engagement, making the science useful long after a session ends.
Frequently Asked Questions
Start with a Conversation
The next step is a conversation about the specific athletes, questions, and resources involved. Our team can help prioritize a manageable starting point — whether that is a video review, a planning discussion, an on-site session, or a longer-term collaboration.