The Agility Rating Guide
A free guide to QuickBoard's composite cognitive-motor assessment score.
The Agility Rating is a composite score from 0 to 10,000, built from four scored exercises in a two-minute assessment. This guide explains the four exercises, how the score is calculated, what the radar chart categories mean, and how to use comparison mode to track an athlete against their own baseline or a reference group.
What this guide covers
- 1 The four assessment exercises and how each one contributes to the composite score.
- 2 What the radar chart shows, the five categories behind it, and how each is calculated.
- 3 How to read comparison mode, track change over time, and turn the score into a training target.
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Common questions
The Agility Rating is a composite cognitive-motor score from 0 to 10,000, built from four scored exercises in a two-minute assessment. It auto-generates a PDF report with CPT 97750 documentation. This guide explains the four exercises, how the score is calculated, the radar chart categories, and comparison mode. It is educational.
Yes. The Agility Rating is built from four scored exercises on the QuickBoard sensor board and requires the hardware to run. This guide explains how the score works and how to use it once the assessment is running.
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