Heart Rate Chart
A session timeline showing how heart rate changed during different phases of activity. Gaps can indicate periods when the mouthguard was not recording.
ORB Sport / Metric Breakdown
A clear guide to the charts, values and performance areas presented in the ORB Sport App.

Full feature breakdown
ORB Sport combines physiological, motion and impact information so athletes can review a session from more than one angle. Use this library to understand what each metric represents and how it fits into the wider session view.
Review how cardiovascular effort changed through a recorded session.
A session timeline showing how heart rate changed during different phases of activity. Gaps can indicate periods when the mouthguard was not recording.
A colour-coded view of time spent across personalised exertion zones, from lighter activity through to very intense effort.
A summary of average, maximum and minimum heart rate, together with the most active zone for the session.
Add the athlete’s own perception of how demanding the session felt.
A post-session score from 1 to 10 that records the athlete’s personal assessment of workout intensity.
Bring session duration, difficulty and heart-rate information into one demand indicator.
An estimate of the stress experienced during activity, derived from session duration, logged difficulty and heart-rate information.
Explore responsiveness, mobility and changes in activity intensity.
A timeline that highlights periods of greater movement relative to quieter periods, normalised between 0 and 1.
A session-wide average calculated from the movement-intensity timeline.
The percentage of recorded time spent at high, medium and low movement intensity.
Review step-led activity and an estimate of distance travelled.
A timeline of steps through the session that helps show periods of higher and lower physical movement.
A summary of total steps and an estimated distance based on the athlete’s height, estimated stride length and recorded steps.
Review recorded linear g-force events and where they were detected.
A session graph combining linear forces across the X, Y and Z axes to show recorded impact events over time.
The percentage of detected impacts associated with the left and right sides of the head.
The percentage-point difference between impacts detected on the left and right sides.
Using your metrics
Individual metrics are most useful when considered together and in the context of the activity, athlete, product use and applicable professional guidance.
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