Understanding NordBord Results in the ScoreBord App

When you run a NordBord test in ScoreBord, a number of metrics are calculated automatically. Here's a rundown of what the on-screen metrics mean.

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1	The main graphing window shows a force-time trace during a test (i.e. Y-axis = force in newtons, and Y-axis = time in seconds): Y-axis = force in newtons (N) X-axis = time in seconds (s) Blue line = left leg force Orange line = right leg force
2	The top-left results panel shows maximum strength results: Maximum left leg force is shown in blue Maximum right leg force is shown in orange Imbalance (i.e. percentage difference between left and right maximums) is shown in grey
3	The top-right results panel shows average strength results: Average left leg force is shown in blue Average right leg force is shown in orange Imbalance (i.e. percentage difference between left and right averages) is shown in grey Note: "Average" is the average of the peaks of all reps performed during the test.
4	The right-hand results bar shows rep-by-rep results for left and right leg. Unwanted reps (e.g. accidental reps or reps performed with undesireable form) can be de-selected using the checkboxes next to each rep.
5	The left-hand results bar shows reference points for the person being tested, in the test type being conducted: Best is their highest ever left and right leg results for that test Baseline is an editable reference point (often recorded at the start of a preseason or season) Target is an editable goal for the person to aim for Moving Avg is the average result from the last 1-10 tests

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