Track bar path, rep tempo, and force-velocity profiles in real time. The ForjCore turns any weight stack into a lab-grade strength analysis tool — supporting velocity-based training (VBT), 1RM estimation, and fatigue monitoring.
ForjCore is a resistance-training sensor from FORJ that clips onto a standard weight-stack pin and measures force, velocity, and range of motion for every rep. Data streams over Bluetooth to the FORJ app so you can run velocity-based training (VBT), estimate 1RM, and monitor fatigue on the gym floor instead of in a lab.
Traditional gym logs record load and reps. ForjCore adds live kinematics — bar path on the stack, rep tempo, power, time under tension, and left-right limb symmetry — so coaches and clinicians can make programming decisions from measured output, not guesswork.
Last updated: 25 August 2026
Built for serious athletes and practitioners who demand accuracy.
Force, velocity, bar path, rep tempo, and range of motion streamed live with zero lag — supporting VBT protocols and load-velocity profiling.
Our engine identifies patterns, flags imbalances, and delivers actionable recommendations after every session.
Session-over-session trend analysis showing exactly how your strength and form evolve over time.
Bilateral comparison data that catches asymmetries before they become injuries — critical for training, rehabilitation, and performance.
Attaches to any standard weight stack pin. One device, any gym, any exercise.
Practitioners get a dedicated web dashboard to manage clients, assign programs, and review client data remotely.
Take the guesswork out of training and rehabilitation. FORJ gives your practice the measurement tools previously found only in research labs — at gym-floor pricing.
Left quad force deficit at 71% — recommend additional eccentric loading before return-to-sport clearance.
FORJ is built for strength and conditioning coaches who want objective data on every rep — velocity-based training, fatigue tracking, load monitoring, and return-to-play decisions, all from one compact device.
Athlete 3 shows reduced peak velocity at 87% — recommend deload session or switch to accommodating resistance before heavy loading week.
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For gym-goers and athletes serious about tracking their training objectively.
For coaches, exercise physiologists, strength and conditioning professionals, physiotherapists, and allied health practitioners.
Using ForjCore takes four steps: attach the sensor to a weight-stack pin, train as usual, view live force and velocity in the FORJ app, then adjust load and volume from that data. No gym-machine retrofit is required.
Clip our sensor to any weight stack pin. No setup required — pairs instantly via Bluetooth.
Perform your workout as usual. ForjCore captures every rep automatically in real time.
See force output, velocity, ROM, and limb symmetry live in the FORJ app as you work.
Use AI-powered insights to fix imbalances, break plateaus, and improve results faster.
Typical gym tracking records the load on the stack and how many reps you completed. ForjCore records how that load moved — velocity, range of motion, tempo, force, and symmetry — so velocity-based training and rehab decisions can use the same device.
| Criteria | Typical gym tracking | ForjCore |
|---|---|---|
| What you record | Weight and reps | Force, velocity, ROM, tempo, power, and limb symmetry |
| When you see it | After the set, if you log it | Live during the rep, then stored as session history |
| Velocity-based training | Manual guess or a separate linear encoder | Built in on pin-loaded stack machines |
| Gym compatibility | Any gym, any logbook | Any standard weight-stack pin; not a barbell encoder |
| Best for | Volume logging | Objective strength, coaching, and rehabilitation decisions |
We are 3 engineers who saw a serious gap in the market for accurate resistance training data. Inspired by how smartwatches transformed cardio, we built ForjCore to do the same for strength training.
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