CheckPeak · Built for the Offseason

No one's
watching. That's the point.

Your coach can't follow you home. Your teammates aren't watching. But the offseason keeps score regardless - and it comes to collect in August.

Athlete-owned progressScan labels / search ingredientsNot medical/legal advice

Built for collegiate athletes. Always confirm with your compliance and medical staff before consuming any product.

What CheckPeak does best

  • 1Own your offseason before it owns you
  • 2Know exactly what's going into your body
  • 3Show up in August as the athlete you decided to be in June

Always confirm with your compliance and medical staff before consuming any product.

One substance. One test. Career over.

Supplements are contaminated, mislabeled, and relabeled every year. The NCAA doesn't care about intent - a positive test is a positive test. CheckPeak gives athletes a fast first-pass screen before anything goes in their body.

What you get

Three tools. One standard.

Workout programming, nutrition targets, and supplement screening - one platform built entirely around the athlete who shows up when no one is watching.

Programming

Your offseason program - delivered directly to every athlete's device. No group chats. No PDFs buried in email. Each athlete gets their personalized plan, embedded video demonstrations for every movement, and a mobile experience that actually gets opened. You build it once. They execute it all summer. What they do with it shows up in August.

Nutrition

Set macro targets and hydration goals for each athlete before they leave campus. CheckPeak puts those numbers in front of them every single day of the offseason. Protein. Carbs. Water. The basics that get ignored the second no one is watching. Athletes track against their own targets - building the habits that determine what they walk back into fall camp as.

Supplement Screening

Before any product goes in their body, athletes can run it through CheckPeak. We screen against 900+ tracked substances across four data providers - ingredients, labels, and known contamination risks. Fast. Accessible. A first-pass screen that catches the obvious risks before they become your program's problem. Always confirm with your athletics health and compliance staff. But start here.

The workflow

You. The work. Nothing else.

Built for the athlete who doesn't need someone watching to do the work. Simple tools. Personal accountability. Yours alone.

1

Get your program

Your coach builds and delivers your personalized offseason program directly in the CheckPeak app. No locating a PDF. No chasing group chats. Workouts, nutrition, classroom attendance, all in one place.

Outcome: Clear plan. No excuses. No confusion about what you're supposed to be doing.

2

Own your progress

Log your lifts. Stack your days. Take your place on the global leaderboard. Somewhere there's an anonymous athlete ahead of you. You don't know them. They don't know you. But the offseason doesn't care either way - it shows up in August and collects exactly what you put in. Nothing more. Nothing less.

Outcome: Accountability that builds intrinsic motivation. When August arrives, the only thing that needs to show up is your team.

3

Screen everything

Before any supplement touches your body, run it through CheckPeak. 900+ substances tracked. A fast first-pass screen between you and a decision that ends careers.

Outcome: Fast risk awareness. Always confirm with your compliance and medical staff for final clearance.

By the numbers

One positive test ends everything. We make sure that's not you.

900+

Substances tracked

1000+

Ingredients mapped

4

Data providers

Collegiate

Program focus

Data synced from Airtable at build time · Updated quarterly

Why teams use CheckPeak

June is where depth charts are decided.

Not because your coach is watching. Because you decided August matters. CheckPeak is what athletes have when coaches can't be there - and the offseason still comes to collect regardless.

NCAA Compliant By Design

We are the only platform built from the ground up around NCAA compliance. Every feature exists within the rules. Every workout labeled. Every data decision made with Bylaw 17 in mind. Coaches get programming tools. Athletes get everything else.

Athlete-Owned Progress

Your progress belongs to you. Streaks, personal records, lift logs - all of it lives in your dashboard. No staff visibility during the offseason. Just you and the standard you set for yourself.

The Supplement Problem, Solved

Every year athletes lose eligibility to contaminated supplements they didn't know were contaminated. CheckPeak gives athletes a fast, accessible first-pass screen. Not a guarantee - a fighting chance.

Built for When Coaches Can't Be There

The offseason is the hardest part. No structure. No one watching. No accountability but your own. CheckPeak was built specifically for this window - the months that define what August looks like.

Compliance

How we stay NCAA-aligned

We link directly to NCAA sources and design CheckPeak to support program-first compliance workflows.

Last reviewed: 2026-03-16

Voluntary activity must be athlete-initiated

Must be initiated by the student-athlete.

Why this matters

Programs can label items as optional, and athletes aren’t penalized for opting out of voluntary activity. This is the key guardrail for responsible compliance.

VoluntaryNon-coercion

Voluntary means attendance can’t be required

Student-athletes may not be required to attend.

Why this matters

CheckPeak is designed for alignment, not punishment. Programs control what is required; optional check-ins should remain optional.

VoluntaryOffseason

Voluntary means no reward or punishment

Student-athletes may not be rewarded or punished for participating.

Why this matters

We avoid building “gotcha” surveillance. CheckPeak focuses on clear expectations, documented check-ins, and staff feedback - not coercive incentives.

VoluntaryNon-surveillance

To be voluntary, activity can’t be reported back to coaches

Voluntary on-campus athletic activity must be initiated by the student-athlete…

Why this matters

This applies to activities treated as voluntary (VARA) - not required/countable activities. CheckPeak supports both: programs can mark required or optional so voluntary stays voluntary.

VoluntaryVisibility controls

Coach presence can be allowed only for safety (not coaching)

In sports with a safety exception, a coach may be present for voluntary activities to provide safety instruction

Why this matters

This matters for how teams structure optional sessions. CheckPeak is designed to document expectations clearly so optional stays optional.

VoluntarySafety exception

RARA has special rules (where applicable)

RARA is applicable to autonomy schools and schools that opt into autonomy legislation…

Why this matters

CheckPeak supports program-controlled labeling (required vs optional) and keeps documentation consistent with how your compliance office structures time demands.

RARARequired

Outside the playing season: time limits still apply

Weekly max: 8 hours. Minimum weekly days off: Two.

Why this matters

CheckPeak supports offseason consistency without creating extra required activity. Programs define requirements; the workflow stays transparent, trackable, and most importantly compliant.

OffseasonTime demands

Out-of-season skill instruction is limited

Sports other than football: Max 4 of 8 hours can be skill instruction.

Why this matters

CheckPeak’s workout check-ins can be configured around program-defined requirements (e.g., S&C) without implying athletes are required to do more than permitted.

OffseasonSkill instruction

Football out-of-season hour types are restricted

Football: Hours may only include strength and conditioning, film review and walkthroughs…

Why this matters

CheckPeak’s workout check-ins can be configured around program-defined requirements (e.g., S&C) without implying athletes are required to do more than permitted.

FootballOffseason

Are there “NCAA-approved” supplements

There are no NCAA-approved nutritional or dietary supplements.

Why this matters

CheckPeak doesn’t endorse products. We surface risk within a product and route athletes back to staff and official sources.

SupplementsPositioning

Supplements are not well regulated and can lead to a positive test

Nutritional/dietary supplements… are not well regulated and may cause a positive drug test.

Why this matters

CheckPeak treats screening as a first pass and reinforces staff confirmation. We encourage athletes to understand what’s in their supplements and route questions to staff.

RiskDrug testing

Contamination risk is explicitly warned by the NCAA

Many nutritional/dietary supplements are contaminated with banned drugs not listed on the label.

Why this matters

A “clean” scan isn’t a guarantee. Supplements can be cross-contaminated or mislabeled - leading to a positive drug test. Always confirm with staff.

RiskReality check

Banned substances are organized by class

The NCAA bans drugs by class.

Why this matters

CheckPeak flags class-level risk and aliases so staff can review faster.

Banned substancesScreening

Responsible monitoring requires a written plan

Schools should establish a written plan that addresses the responsible use of performance technologies…

Why this matters

CheckPeak supports this approach: clear settings, clear access, documentation, and program-owned policy - without “always-on” surveillance. Evidence requirements are set by the program.

MonitoringPolicy

Data protection is part of responsible monitoring

…how the school will manage and protect student-athlete performance technology data.

Why this matters

This aligns with how we position privacy: programs decide what’s needed, athletes share only what’s required, and staff access should be explicit.

Data protectionPrivacy
Reference backbone

Official NCAA resources

Direct links to NCAA pages referenced by CheckPeak.

CARA / VARA / RARA Explained (Division I) - Time Demands

NCAA educational resource explaining countable vs voluntary activities, offseason hour limits, and conditions for truly voluntary participation.

NCAA Banned Substances

Official banned substance classes + supplement warnings.

NCAA Drug-Testing Program

Program overview and education context.

Performance technology guidance (responsible monitoring)

NCAA guidance on responsible use of performance technologies, including education and protecting student-athlete data.

NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) Resources

Official NIL hub (always verify your institution and state requirements).

Disclaimer

CheckPeak is informational support and does not replace medical advice, team policy, or official NCAA guidance. Always confirm with your athletics health care staff and compliance office, especially if you are tested.

Not a substitute for professional guidance

CheckPeak is an educational tool designed to support athlete awareness. Supplement screening results are a first-pass reference only and do not constitute medical or legal advice. Always consult your athletic trainer, team physician, and compliance office before consuming any supplement or product.

The offseason doesn't negotiate. Be ready when it collects.

Scan a label. Search an ingredient. Start before August gets here.

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