What’s the difference between the basic and premium subscriptions?

Upgrading to ArmCare Premium ($72/year) unlocks advanced features that provide deeper insights, better tracking, and more personalized training.

Here’s what you get:

Full Muscle Strength Analysis – See individual muscle data, not just an overall ArmScore.
Shoulder Balance Metrics – Identify imbalances that could lead to injury.
Fatigue & Recovery Insights – Track individual muscle fatigue and recovery trends to optimize performance and prevent overuse injuries.

Post-Exam & Strength Tester – More frequent testing to monitor progress and adapt training.
Detailed Exam Trends & Reports – View long-term progress trends and generate advanced PDF reports for analysis.
Player Portal & Exam Data – Get comprehensive data tracking to measure improvements over time.

Personalized ArmCare Training – Receive customized exercises based on your specific strength and fatigue levels.
Throwing Recommendations – Get data-driven guidance on how to manage throwing volume and intensity to protect your arm.

The Basic Plan (Free) provides limited access that works well for

Athletes new to ArmCare – If you're just getting started and want to explore the app, the Basic version provides access to foundational features with the Fresh Exam, like ArmScore, Strength Velocity Ratio (SVR) to establish a baseline.
Assessing general arm health – You can check basic metrics and see limited exam trends without committing to a Premium subscription.
Younger athletes or those with lower workloads – If you’re not throwing at high intensities or managing fatigue is less of a concern, the Basic subscription may provide enough information.
Testing & Exploring – If you're considering investing in the full system and have access to a sensor, the Basic version allows you to test out some features before upgrading to Premium for full performance tracking and recommendations.

What’s the difference between the basic and premium subscriptions?Updated 2 months ago