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MMSx-SCAN

How it works — one page

MMSx-SCAN™ is the TrainersEye Systematic Clinical Assessment Network, version 1.1 — a multidimensional movement intelligence assessment.

TrainersEye app → Dashboard → MMSx-SCAN · Clinical plan

Getting startedThe assessmentFlaws and the indexThe report

Open the tool

From the Dashboard, tap MMSx-SCAN. It is a Clinical-plan tool — the CLINICAL badge sits beside the title.

The tool bar

The bar carries the ≡ menu, the Trainer's Eye mark, the tool name, a green live dot and + New.

The assessment flow

The menu is the flow: Welcome (start here), A Subject ID, B History; Domains I–VII — Structural Integrity.

Welcome: the eight domains

Welcome frames the assessment — TrainersEye · MMSx Authority Institute, MMSx-SCAN™.

Section A and Section B

Subject ID records the subject: full name, MMSx ID, type (such as Performance), age, gender, dominant side, height.

Score a domain

Each domain opens on its title, description and running score — Domain I Structural Integrity, NEEBAL alignment.

Domain II

Neuromechanical Intelligence — CNS efficiency in coordinating movement, proprioception.

Domain V

Load Intelligence — adaptive load tolerance, stress distribution symmetry, fatigue resistance.

Domain VI

Rehabilitation Velocity — healing progression dynamics: mobility restoration, stability reintegration.

Domain VII

Blueprint Precision — micro-level mechanical execution: bar path, joint torque, lumbar shear, phase control.

Domain VIII: BFIS™

BFIS™ Flaw Intelligence — the Biomechanical Flaw Intelligence System: identify.

Results: the Movement Intelligence Index

Results opens the MII report: the Movement Intelligence Index out of 100 with its band.

Domain cards and the report

Beneath the index, one card per domain — Domain I SAS 0/60 0%, Domain II NIQ /50 and on — with its score.

✓

You're ready

That's it. Tap + New, fill Sections A and B, score the domains and read the index.

On the document

Header · Report title band · Movement Intelligence Index · Band, subject and protocol · Domain bars · Section A — Subject identification · Section B — Clinical history · Chief complaint and previous injuries · Surgery · Limitations · Physio Hx · Mark and copyright