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For the team that surrounds the athlete.

One coordinated athlete-health layer across training, recovery, fueling, injury pathways, and every role around the roster.

Athlete-controlled by design. Built for institutional data practices.

EnduraXTeam view

Roster pulse

Readiness + training context

AveryAuthorized read72Needs review
MorganAuthorized read84In range
TaylorNo score returnedSharing off

Boundary intact

No private clinical detail.

One roster. The right view for every role.

Athletes, coaches, athletic trainers, PTs, strength staff, physicians, dietitians, performance leaders, and administrators each work from the context their job—and the athlete’s permission—requires.

Readiness + recovery

Athlete

A daily read that turns the signals around your training into one useful next step.

Check in in under a minute, understand what is shaping the day, and decide whether to train, modify, recover, or start a conversation.

The athlete owns the account and decides what leaves it. Readiness is guidance—not diagnosis or clearance.

Learn more about Athlete

Your daily decision

Athlete workspace

Today’s readiness and contributing signals01
Training, recovery, sleep, and fueling context02
Exactly what each connected person can access03
Role boundary activeView scope ↗

See who needs a conversation—not who wins the dashboard.

Coach View helps the right person notice the right moment while personal ranges, care boundaries, and human judgment stay intact.

Tuesday 13 August

Your daily read

72 · 68–78

Train with caution

72 · your normal, 68–78

Training loadAbove your normal
RecoveryA little low
SleepBelow your normal
FuelingIn your normal

DARS is a wellness and performance-tracking tool—not a diagnosis, medical clearance, or automated training decision.

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Endurance
Court
Field
Water
Strength
Team
Individual

Every sport. Same coordination problem.

EnduraX is designed for endurance, field, court, water, individual, and team sports. The workflow changes with the program; the athlete stays at the center.

01

Scope the roster

Confirm the sport, roster size, staff roles, and systems already in use.

02

Set permissions

Configure athlete-controlled access and train each role in its own workflow.

03

Run one full cycle

Use check-ins, roster review, and care-team follow-up before expanding scope.

Scope around the roster

Pilot fit before feature count.

Timeline, integrations, roster band, roles, and data-handling needs are determined with each institution.

Athlete-controlled is the architecture.

Team membership never becomes blanket health access. Permissions, data handling, and human oversight are part of the product—not footnotes after it.

Athlete-controlled permissions+

Coach, sports-medicine, strength, nutrition, performance, and administrative relationships remain separately scoped.

Athletes choose what each person sees and can change or revoke sharing. Role availability is confirmed as part of pilot scope.

Institutional data handling+

Custom data-handling agreements are scoped with your institution. Contact sales for current HIPAA BAA, FERPA, GDPR, state consumer-health, and residency requirements.

EnduraX is subject to the FTC Health Breach Notification Rule and follows applicable notification requirements under 16 CFR Part 318.

AI boundaries + human decisions+

AI features minimize the context sent to processors under a Data Processing Agreement.

AI never auto-applies a workout, overrides Recovery Mode, increases planned load, diagnoses, or clears participation. Staff and athletes make every training and clinical decision.

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Built around your roster.

Team pricing is scoped by roster band, staff roles, onboarding, and support needs. Every athlete in the agreed roster receives the athlete experience.

The questions teams ask first.

How is EnduraX different from WHOOP, Oura, or Garmin for our team?+
Wearables tell you what changed. EnduraX helps the athlete and the right people decide what to do next. Connected data can add context, but a wearable is optional—not a requirement.
How does athlete consent work across our care team?+
EnduraX models connected profiles across coaching, sports medicine, strength, nutrition, performance, administration, and future guardian support. Each relationship has its own scope; the athlete chooses what that person sees and can revoke it. Role availability varies by pilot and product stage.
What does our institution see vs. what stays athlete-private?+
Institution-side views are limited to what the athlete has agreed to share with that specific role. Sensitive signals stay athlete-only by default and require explicit role-by-role sharing. Data-handling specifics are scoped with each institution.
How is EnduraX scientifically grounded?+
The public Methodology Center explains the five domains, personal-range approach, current weights, source literature, and limitations. Published RED-S, athlete-monitoring, and session-RPE research informs the design, but DARS is not presented as a validated clinical instrument, diagnosis, injury prediction, or clearance.
What does implementation look like for a roster?+
A pilot moves through roster onboarding, staff training and permission configuration, then the first full readiness cycle. Exact timing depends on roster size, roles, and your existing workflow.
Do we need to integrate our existing tech stack?+
No integration is required to begin. EnduraX can start with the athlete check-in alone. Current athlete connections include Oura, WHOOP, Strava, Withings, and an Apple Health fueling bridge; institutional platform integrations are scoped separately.
What does team pricing look like?+
Team plans are scoped by roster band with role-based considerations for clinical staff. Start a sales conversation for pricing that reflects your roster and care-team needs.
What about athletes under 18?+
EnduraX v1 institutional access is for athletes 18+. Under-18 programs require additional parental-consent and data-handling architecture before they ship.
Can our medical advisory committee receive a methodology brief?+
Yes. The public Methodology Center is available now, and a committee can request the current review materials and a methodology conversation through the team inquiry form.
How does Recovery Mode fit PT and athletic-training workflows?+
Recovery Mode replaces the normal daily readiness surface with phase-aware pathway content during return-to-participation. Approved PTs and athletic trainers can author pathway cards and follow athlete-logged adherence and context between visits.