What's Your Signal Score?

Move four sliders to see how Sequencing, Stability, Rotation, and Perceptual Advantage combine into a single performance score.

Geometric model — awaiting lab calibration

UBKT takes four biomechanical metrics and rolls them into two headline scores:

BSS
Base Signal Score
Engine potential — your baseline mechanical quality
SSQ
Sport Signal Score
Sport effectiveness — how you perform in competition
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Set your sliders
Estimate your current mechanics.
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See your scores
BSS and SSQ update in real time.
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Compare scenarios
Tweak values to see where upside lives.

Adjust Your Metrics

SEI— Sequencing Efficiency Index
7.0

How cleanly energy transfers up the kinetic chain. (0 = broken chain, 10 = elite transfer)

Exponent: 0.50 (equal weight with ASC)

ASC— Axis Stability Correcting Coefficient
7.5

How stable your posture is under high-velocity rotation. (0 = collapsing, 10 = rock solid)

Exponent: 0.50 (equal weight with SEI)

RDR— Rotational Distribution Ratio
7.0

Your power style — rotational vs linear. Higher = more rotational ceiling, but linear athletes still score well.

Assessment only (not in BSS formula)

PA— Perceptual Advantage
6.0

How hard you are to read. (0 = fully readable, 10 = full perceptual advantage)

k=0.25 multiplier (up to +25% SSQ boost)

Hybrid Canon: BSS = sqrt(SEI × ASC). Geometric mean on a 0–100 z-score scale. League average = 50. DM and PA are separate companion scores. RDR is a diagnostic style metric.

RDR describes your power style (rotational vs linear), not quality. Linear athletes aren't penalized for being linear.

SEI uses a logistic sigmoid centered at K/BB = 2.65 (league average). Every point above or below 50 represents a measurable deviation from the documented league baseline.

Base Signal Score
79
Elite
Significantly above league average across metrics
Sport Signal Score
83
Outlier / Generational
Proxy data suggests historically rare profile
Perceptual Lift
+4 pts
Moderate PA

Your perceptual edge adds noticeable value to your engine (+3-8%).