I saw a post from Mike Tuchscherer about using a crane scale to measure ISOs force, so I had a quick look around, and these are cheap, from Amazon AU, just $30AUD for one model
edit - this one has a peak hold feature
https://www.amazon.com/Klau-Digital-Hanging-OCS-L-Industrial/dp/B0153E0CSMhttps://www.scienceforsport.com/can-a-low-cost-crane-scale-provide-solid-data-for-strength-testing/Any coach that has a limited budget should see the results of the experiment as an entry point into maximal strength testing. Something to consider, however, is the sampling rate of a load cell (i.e. 1000 Hz), as the rate of force production is especially important and can’t be done with a Crane Scale. Still, the use of a crane scale is great for adjusting band tension with accommodating resistance and using it for other estimations of force such as sled loads.
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