VALD Nordbord integration

Connect VALD NordBord to Hylyght to integrate Eccentric and Isometric Hamstring strength data. Use them in screening and rehab without exporting data between systems.

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How it works

You need an active Hylyght license and your existing NordBord setup. After the initial setup, new NordBord results are linked to the right person automatically and appear in Hylyght without manual work.

Step 1 – Connect your profiles

Add your people to both VALD Hub and Hylyght, then match the profiles so we know which test belongs to which person.

Step 2 – Test as usual

Run your Nordic curl and Isometric Hamstring tests on the NordBord like you do today. Hylyght automatically receives the results and stores them on the correct person's profile.

Step 3 – Use results in sessions and reports

Create a session in Hylyght, select the NordBord trial you want to include, and key parameters are added automatically to your session and reports.

Who uses this integration?

This integration is useful for clinics, academies and sports science teams that use Hamstring strength testing in screening or rehab follow-up. Physiotherapy clinics, professional and youth football academies, and sports science labs use it to bring NordBord results together with their other assessments — including ForceDecks jump tests and ForceFrame isometric data. In Hylyght, NordBord data are especially useful in the following solution area:

Rehab & Prevention for athletes

Use NordBord data together with clinical and field tests to guide hamstring rehabilitation progress and support safer return-to-sport decisions.

Why use NordBord with Hylyght?

NordBord data is stored in each person's Hylyght profile alongside your other tests and questionnaires. That means less manual exporting, importing and copy-pasting when you want to use NordBord results in sessions or reports. Because those results sit next to the rest of your testing data - including ForceDecks and ForceFrame - they are easier to interpret in screening, rehab and performance follow-up.

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