OxeLead · Analytics & Reporting
New Analytics Metrics & Reporting
OxeLead now gives your team a deeper, more structured view of completed training. From a single completed session, move from a high-level workout summary all the way down to rep-level performance details — in table or chart views, focused around the training goal that matters.
One session. Every level of detail. Insights your coaching staff can act on the same day.
What these enhancements give your team
Completed session analytics apply across both OxeFit platforms, XP1 and XS1. Every completed session can be reviewed at four connected levels of detail:
Session Summary
A fast read on the full workout: timing, time under tension, and totals by training focus.
Exercise Details
Set-by-set results for each exercise, in table or chart views, organized the way the session was run.
Set & Rep Details
The most granular view: rep-by-rep performance, with time-based and rep-based chart options.
Performance Lenses
Focus the displayed metrics around a specific training goal instead of scanning everything at once.
You can also export a PDF summary of any completed assessment to share with a client or bring into a performance review.
Accessing completed sessions
Completed sessions are where all session-level analytics live.
Viewing analytics and downloading assessment reports requires the Trainer or Admin role. If you don't see these options, contact your facility admin about your role.
Analytics › Completed › select Location if needed › select a session
Open Analytics
In the left-hand menu, select Analytics.
Go to Completed
Select Completed to open the Completed Sessions list.
Confirm your Location
If your organization manages multiple OxeLead Locations, use the filter in the top left to confirm the correct Location is active before reviewing results.
Select a session
Choose any session from the list to open its summary.
Search the list by workout name to find a specific session quickly — useful when a client is standing next to you and you want the review to start now, not after scrolling. Search covers the workout name only.
Reading the Session Summary
When you open a session, OxeLead displays a summary built to give coaches and performance staff a fast read on the work that was completed. It has three parts:
Session Summary
Overall timing for the session: session time, total elapsed time, and total time under tension.
Focus Area Summary
Rolls the work up by training focus, for example, Strength, with aggregate metrics: elapsed time, time under tension, total exercises, total sets, and total volume.
Completion Summary
Lists the session by block, with the exercises and set counts completed in each.
From the summary, two paths take you deeper:
- Click Details on a focus area to open a full breakdown by set and rep.
- Use the links inside the Completion Summary box to jump to the Progress view for an individual exercise.
The summary is ideal for a quick post-session check-in: confirm the session was completed as programmed, glance at total volume and time under tension, and decide whether a closer look is warranted — ideally before the client leaves the floor.
Exercise-level details
Selecting Details opens the exercise breakdown for the session. The view is organized around the workout structure, so you can move through it the way the session was actually run.
The exercise overview lists the session by block and exercise. Select an exercise to display its summary, broken down by set. From here you can:
- Switch between table and chart views using the display buttons.
- Apply a Performance Lens to focus the displayed metrics around a specific training goal.
- Open the detailed set-level view for any exercise via its link.
Charts at this level plot set-by-set metrics such as power and load as average and maximum values, so you can see how output held up — or trailed off — across the working sets.
Use this level to compare set-to-set performance within an exercise: spotting drop-off, confirming progression, or checking whether load and output stayed where you intended.
Set-level and rep-level details
Opening the detailed view for an exercise takes you to the set summary — the most granular level available.
The set overview lists the set or sets for the exercise. Selecting a set displays its results broken down by rep. As with the exercise view, you can switch between table and chart display and apply a Performance Lens. Two additional controls are available here:
Time-based vs. rep-based charts
A toggle switches the chart view. Time-based charts plot the metric across the duration of the set; rep-based charts plot it rep by rep.
Pose Tracking
A visual record of the movement at the set level. Available on XP1 only — see the platform note below.
Rep-level results are where you review the quality and consistency of execution within a single set — for example, watching velocity or power across reps to understand fatigue, or reviewing load distribution rep by rep.
Performance Lenses
A Performance Lens filters the displayed metrics around a training goal, so the measurements most relevant to that goal are brought forward rather than showing every metric at once. The Lens selector is available in both the exercise and set views.
Performance Lenses make the analytics easier to use in context. A coach reviewing a strength block, for example, can focus the view instead of scanning the full metric set. Choose the Lens that matches the intent of the session — or the conversation you're about to have with a client.
OxeLead offers a range of Performance Lenses, and the available options may grow or change over time. Open the Lens selector in OxeLead to see the Lenses currently available and pick the one that fits your goal.
Pose Tracking
At the set level, Pose Tracking provides a visual record of the movement, adding a qualitative view alongside the numbers.
Pose Tracking is available on the XP1 platform only. It will not appear for sessions completed on other platforms.
Downloading assessment reports
You can generate a PDF summary of any completed assessment to share with a client, file in a record, or bring into a performance review.
Assessments › Completed assessments › locate the record › download icon in the Actions column
Open Assessments
In the left-hand panel, select Assessments.
Go to Completed assessments
Open the Completed assessments list.
Locate the assessment record
The list includes details such as date, time, member, title, and platform to help you find the right record.
Download the report
In the Actions column, click the download icon to generate the assessment report.
The PDF summary saves to your device according to your browser's settings. If you can't locate it after downloading, check where your browser saves downloads — your browser's support documentation can help.
Putting the data to work
These analytics are built to support everyday coaching decisions, not just record-keeping. A few practical ways to use them:
Post-session review
Open the Session Summary to confirm the work was completed as programmed and check total volume and time under tension before the client leaves.
Programming decisions
Use exercise-level set comparisons to see whether output held across working sets, then adjust load or volume in the next block accordingly.
Performance conversations
Apply a Performance Lens that matches the goal of the conversation, so the client sees the metrics that matter without the noise of the full metric set.
Consistency checks
Drop to rep-level charts to see how velocity, power, or load behaved across a set — useful for understanding fatigue and execution quality.
Progress tracking
Use the Progress links from the Completion Summary to follow an individual exercise over time.
Assessment sharing
Export an assessment report to bring into a review, hand to a client, or store in their record.
Understanding your metrics
OxeLead reports performance details at two levels: rep metrics describe a single repetition, while set / exercise metrics summarize a full set or exercise. Knowing which level you're looking at keeps comparisons accurate — a set average and a single-rep peak tell you different things.
Key terms
Rep metrics
These describe a single repetition.
| Metric | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Elapsed Time (hh:mm:ss) | Total time to complete the rep from start to finish. |
| Time Under Tension (hh:mm:ss) | Total time the muscles were actively producing force during the rep. |
| Avg Load (lb/kg) | Average load applied across the entire rep. |
| Avg Conc Load (lb/kg) | Average load during the concentric, or lifting, phase. |
| Max Conc Load (lb/kg) | Highest load reached during the concentric phase. |
| Avg Ecc Load (lb/kg) | Average load during the eccentric, or lowering, phase. |
| Max Ecc Load (lb/kg) | Highest load reached during the eccentric phase. |
| Avg Conc Velocity (m/s) | Average speed during the concentric phase. |
| Max Conc Velocity (m/s) | Peak speed reached during the concentric phase. |
| Avg Ecc Velocity (m/s) | Average speed during the eccentric phase. |
| Time to Max Conc Velocity (ms) | Time to reach peak concentric speed from the start of the concentric phase. |
| Sway Velocity (mm/s) | Average speed of lateral, or side-to-side, movement during the rep. |
| Average Power (W) | Average rate of work performed across the rep. |
| Max Power (W) | Highest power output reached during the rep. |
| RFD (s) | Time to reach peak power from the start of the concentric phase. |
| Max Ground Reaction Force (lb) | Highest force exerted against the force plates during the rep. |
| Time to Max Ground Reaction Force (ms) | Time to reach peak ground reaction force from the start of the concentric phase. |
| Split Force Plate Peak | Peak force measured on the left and right force plates for the rep. |
| Range of Motion (m) | Total length of the movement from start to peak. |
| Conc Duration (ms) | Total duration of the concentric phase. |
| Balance Avg (%) | XP1: average weight distribution between the left and right force plates. XS1: average lateral body position during the rep. |
| Balance RMS | XP1: magnitude of the weight distribution during the rep. XS1: magnitude of the left-right body position during the rep. |
| Heart Rate Avg (bpm) | Average heart rate during the rep. |
| Heart Rate Max (bpm) | Highest heart rate reached during the rep. |
Set / exercise metrics
These summarize a full set or exercise.
| Metric | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Elapsed Time (hh:mm:ss) | Total time to complete the exercise or set. |
| Rep Count | Total number of reps completed in the exercise or set. |
| Time Under Tension (hh:mm:ss) | Combined time the muscles were actively producing force across the set. |
| Rest Time (hh:mm:ss) | Total recovery time between reps within the set. |
| Avg Load (lb) | Average load of the set. |
| Total Load (lb) | Sum of the average load of each rep in the set. |
| Avg Conc Load (lb) | Average concentric load of the set. |
| Max Conc Load (lb) | Highest concentric load reached during the set. |
| Avg Ecc Load (lb) | Average eccentric load of the set. |
| Max Ecc Load (lb) | Highest eccentric load reached during the set. |
| Avg Conc Velocity (m/s) | Average concentric movement speed across the set. |
| Max Conc Velocity (m/s) | Highest concentric velocity reached during the set. |
| Avg Ecc Velocity (m/s) | Average eccentric movement speed of the set. |
| Avg Time to Max Conc Velocity (ms) | Average time to reach max concentric velocity across the set. |
| Sway Velocity (mm/s) | Average speed of lateral movement across the set. |
| Avg Power (W) | Average power output of the set. |
| Max Power (W) | Highest power output during the set. |
| Avg RFD (s) | Average RFD of the set — the average time to reach peak power from the start of the concentric phase. |
| Avg Max Ground Reaction Force (lb) | Average peak ground reaction force across the set. |
| Avg Time to Max Ground Reaction Force (ms) | Average time to reach peak ground reaction force across the set. |
| Split Force Plate Peak Avg | Average peak force measured on the left and right force plates. |
| Avg Range (m) | Average range of motion across the set. |
| Max Range (m) | Greatest range of motion reached during the set. |
| Avg Conc Duration (ms) | Average duration of the concentric phase across the set. |
| Max Conc Duration (ms) | Longest concentric phase duration during the set. |
| Balance Avg (%) | XP1: average weight distribution between the left and right force plates. XS1: average lateral body position during the set. |
| Balance RMS | XP1: magnitude of the weight distribution during the set. XS1: magnitude of the left-right body position during the set. |
| Heart Rate Avg (bpm) | Average heart rate during the exercise or set. |
| Heart Rate Max (bpm) | Highest heart rate reached during the exercise or set. |
Balance, load, velocity, power, and heart-rate metrics describe what was measured during training; they are not diagnostic and should be interpreted by qualified coaching staff within the context of the client's program and goals.